Is anyone using Azure Quantum or any similar services? Can you share your experience? What have you used it for, and what have you tested? 

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Senior Director of Engineering in Software3 years ago

I believe Azure Quantum is the "equivalent" of Amazon Braket.
I'm a heavy AWS user so I really don't have experience with Azure services.
From an AWS standpoint, I haven't tried Braket either.
Seems pretty interesting though! :)

Sr Community Manager in Travel and Hospitality3 years ago

Ali Javaid Dan Carpenter Manuel Henriquez Pedro Torres Rupinder Goel do you have any experience you can share with the community on this? We’d love to hear from you!

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