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16-17 June, 2026
Mumbai, India
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Wednesday June 17, 2026 1:40pm - 2:20pm IST
Quantum computing is moving from theory to practice, but getting started can feel challenging. This session offers an accessible, open‑source path to writing and running quantum programs. We begin by explaining how quantum computing differs from classical computing starting with bits, then introducing qubits, superposition, and entanglement using clear, intuitive descriptions rather than heavy math.

We then explore why quantum computing matters, highlighting problems where classical methods struggle and quantum techniques may help. Next, we shift to hands‑on work: participants will build simple circuits with Qiskit, run them on simulators, and learn how to execute the same code on real quantum hardware. We also demonstrate hybrid quantum‑classical workflows for practical use.

Throughout, we focus on intuition, visuals, and step‑by‑step guidance. By the end, attendees will understand how quantum programs are structured and feel confident continuing their exploration—whether they’re developers, students, researchers, or curious learners.
Speakers
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Amutamil E

Senior Staff System Developer | z/OS, IBM india pvt. ltd
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Divya Singh

Senior Software Developer, IBM
Divya Singh has 5.5 years of experience at IBM, starting as a DevOps engineer managing continuous integration environments and now working as a back-end developer specializing in client–server architectures, networking, application development, and databases. Passionate about emerging... Read More →
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Guncha Malik

Senior Technical Staff Member, IBM
Guncha Malik is a Senior Security Architect at IBM with over 25 years of experience driving cloud security initiatives and quantum‑safe migration strategies. As an IBM Quantum Ambassador and a Qiskit Advocate, she mentors students and professionals, shares industry insights, and... Read More →
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Sainath Sativar

Senior Staff System Engineer, International Business Machines
Sainath Sativar is a Senior Staff System Engineer at IBM Hyperprotect Services, specializing in Confidential Computing and security-focused solutions. His expertise spans secure execution, virtualization, container technologies (Podman, Docker), and Golang, with a strong emphasis... Read More →
Wednesday June 17, 2026 1:40pm - 2:20pm IST
204 AB (Second Floor)
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