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Course updates and new learning pathways on IBM Quantum Learning
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NewsMike MurphyThese new IBM agents will give developers new ways to solve problems — and clear their backlog
NewsMike MurphyA new metric to help find quantum advantage for ground state problems
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ExplainerKim MartineauIntroducing Qiskit Code Assistant
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ExplainerKim MartineauNew algorithms open possibilities for training AI models on analog chips
ResearchPeter HessEurope’s first IBM Quantum Data Center is now open
NewsScott Crowder and Steffen ThoßPonder This Challenge - October 2024 - Splitting a number
PuzzleGadi Aleksandrowicz- Ponder This
For LLMs, IBM’s NorthPole chip overcomes the tradeoff between speed and efficiency
ResearchPeter HessHow memory augmentation can improve large language model efficiency and flexibility
ResearchPeter HessIntroducing Prithvi WxC, a new general-purpose AI model for weather and climate
NewsKim MartineauReinventing data preparation on cloud to scale enterprise AI
NewsMike MurphyTraining AI models faster than ever
NewsPeter HessQiskit leads quantum software development kits in performance, testing shows
NewsBlake Johnson, Paul Nation, Ryan Mandelbaum, and David Kremer
