Quantum Finance with Classiq and NVIDIA

Join us for a live webinar on how Classiq and NVIDIA CUDA-Q work together to support hybrid quantum applications for finance. Explore portfolio optimization and derivative pricing, and see how GPU acceleration supports simulation and execution.

Building Practical Quantum Finance Applications with Classiq and NVIDIA CUDA-Q

Join Vincent van Wingerden from Classiq and Esperanza Cuenca Gomez from NVIDIA for a practical discussion of the workflow, from financial use case to quantum application.

Start with a financial problem

Explore how portfolio optimization and derivative pricing can be framed as quantum applications.

Build at a higher level

See how Classiq helps translate an application model into a quantum program without designing every circuit by hand.

Connect Classiq and CUDA-Q

Learn how the two tools fit into a hybrid quantum application workflow.

Explore GPU-accelerated simulation

Understand how GPUs can support the simulation and evaluation of quantum programs.

See the path from model to execution

Follow the steps involved in building and running a finance-focused quantum application.

Vincent van Wingerden

Vincent is a Director of Partnerships at Classiq, the world's leading quantum computing software company. He started his career at Microsoft, where he helped Fortune 500 customers with the adaption of the newest technologies, such as AI and Quantum Computing. After Microsoft, Vincent joined Classiq, the first company to have developed a high level programming platform for quantum computing. He works with partners and customers on a daily basis, to help them become quantum computing leaders in their respective industries. He has a lot of experience in using new technologies to solve business problems.

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Esperanza Cuenca Gómez is the developer relations manager for quantum computing at NVIDIA. She has a background in quantum computing, consumer finance, banking and strategy consulting. As an industrial engineer, Esperanza sees applied science and engineering as ways to build new technologies, solve problems and contribute to society.

Esperanza Cuenca Gomez