Sample Notebooks

Get hands-on with quantum computing using these ready-to-run Jupyter notebooks. Run them right in your browser, launch them free on Binder or Google Colab with no local setup, or grab the source from our public GitHub repository.

Quantum-Rings/ExampleNotebooks on GitHub
Python

Run a Circuit with the Open Quantum SDK

Execute a quantum circuit on real hardware with the native Open Quantum Python SDK. Submit an OpenQASM circuit and run on IonQ, Rigetti, IQM, and AQT QPUs.

Recommended:Run in browserBetaThe core Open Quantum SDK is lean, pure Python, so this notebook runs entirely in your browser on a WebAssembly Python runtime (powered by JupyterLite and Pyodide). Nothing to install, no servers to wait on.Other options:BinderColabDownload from GitHub
Qiskit

Run Qiskit Circuits on Open Quantum

The simplest Qiskit example: install the Open Quantum Qiskit plugin, authenticate, and run a Bell state on real quantum hardware. Taken straight from the plugin documentation.

Recommended:Run on BinderOther options:ColabDownload from GitHub
PennyLane

Run PennyLane Circuits on Open Quantum

Run PennyLane circuits on real quantum hardware with the Open Quantum PennyLane plugin. Point a PennyLane device at an Open Quantum backend and execute a Bell state.

Recommended:Run on BinderOther options:ColabDownload from GitHub
qBraid

Run qBraid Circuits on Open Quantum

Run qBraid circuits on real quantum hardware through Open Quantum. Link your qBraid and Open Quantum accounts, list available backends, and execute a Bell state with Qiskit.

Recommended:Run on BinderOther options:ColabDownload from GitHub