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Classiq Partners with QUCAN to Offer Hands-On Quantum Training Program

Mohamed Abdel-Kareem
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Classiq, a quantum software company, has announced a partnership with QUCAN to support QC101, a two-month introductory quantum computing training program. The program is designed to bridge academia and industry by providing professionals with essential, practical skills. As a partner, Classiq will provide participants with access to its platform and host live, interactive labs. The Classiq platform is designed to transform high-level models into optimized circuits, enabling users to prototype, design, and execute quantum algorithms at scale. QC101 blends weekly live lectures and labs with flexible self-paced learning and concludes with a recognized certification. The collaboration is intended to address the demand for professionals who can connect quantum research with industry applications. Nir Minerbi, CEO and co-founder of Classiq, noted that the partnership aligns the missions of both organizations to make quantum computing education more accessible for enterprises and academia. The next cohort of QC101 begins on October 24, 2025. Read the full announcement here.
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Classiq, a quantum software company, has announced a partnership with QUCAN to support QC101, a two-month introductory quantum computing training program. The program is designed to bridge academia and industry by providing professionals with essential, practical skills. As a partner, Classiq will provide participants with access to its platform and host live, interactive labs. The Classiq platform is designed to transform high-level models into optimized circuits, enabling users to prototype, design, and execute quantum algorithms at scale. QC101 blends weekly live lectures and labs with flexible self-paced learning and concludes with a recognized certification. The collaboration is intended to address the demand for professionals who can connect quantum research with industry applications. Nir Minerbi, CEO and co-founder of Classiq, noted that the partnership aligns the missions of both organizations to make quantum computing education more accessible for enterprises and academia. The next cohort of QC101 begins on October 24, 2025. Read the full announcement here. October 23, 2025

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