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Notes from the field.

Working notes on post-quantum migration, problem encoding and the parts of quantum engineering that turn out to be harder than the physics. Written for engineers, with the details left in.

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§ What we intend to write about

Cryptography

Migration in practice

  • Building a cryptographic bill of materials from a real estate
  • Where hybrid key exchange breaks middleboxes
  • PQC on constrained and OT devices
  • Reading NIST's standards without a cryptography degree

Optimization

Encoding real problems

  • Turning a scheduling problem into a QUBO that actually solves
  • Penalty weights and why most formulations fail
  • Benchmarking honestly against classical solvers
  • When digital annealing beats the gate model

Engineering

The classical half

  • Profiling a variational loop end to end
  • Transpilation cost nobody budgets for
  • Error mitigation that survives contact with hardware
  • Running quantum workloads on shared HPC

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