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- Proposals for a discussion and vote on steering committee attendance
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- Admin tasks and follow-ups status
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- Q2B attendance and abstract draft
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- 3 requests for repos under qir-alliance
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need formal approval and confirm level of autonomy of maintainers
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- 3 requests for repos under qir-alliance need formal approval and confirm level
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of autonomy of maintainers
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- QCOR (ORNL)
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- PyQIR (MS)
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- Steering Committee members can invite Subject Matter Experts, including if
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- Alex McCaskey to be invited to subsequent meetings
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- Communication:<br/>
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> *"The steering committee meets once a month. The meetings are not open to the
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public at this time, but minutes will be published on [link]. The steering
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committee may invite domain experts and repository maintainers to join the
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discussions. Please reach out to [email] if you would like to propose a topic
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for consideration and/or would like to volunteer your time and expertise."*
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- Alex McCaskey to be invited to subsequent meetings
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- Communication:<br/>
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> *"The steering committee meets once a month. The meetings are not open to
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the public at this time, but minutes will be published on [link]. The
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steering committee may invite domain experts and repository maintainers to
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join the discussions. Please reach out to [email] if you would like to
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propose a topic for consideration and/or would like to volunteer your time
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and expertise."*
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- Repos maintainers can attend steering committee meetings
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- Q2B presentation
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- Title and abstract: <br/>
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>*“**Empowering heterogeneous quantum computing of today and tomorrow with QIR**<br/>
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>*“**Empowering heterogeneous quantum computing of today and tomorrow with
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>QIR**<br/>
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Quantum computing systems and languages evolve at a fast pace, promising
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exciting advances in how classical and quantum computations can interact at
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the hardware level. To provide interoperability between different frameworks
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and accelerate progress for all parties, it is imperative for the ecosystem
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to develop and share a forward-looking quantum intermediate representation
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(QIR) that leverages state of the art compiler technology capable of
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supporting the full variety of heterogenous quantum processors. <br/>
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The QIR Alliance is a joint effort to develop an intermediate representation that
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enables full interoperability within the quantum ecosystem, and provides a
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holistic program representation suitable for taking full advantage of the
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unique and distinct capabilities of present and future quantum processors. <br/>
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In this session we will explore critical advances based on three examples that
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illustrate the novel opportunities for a spectrum of use cases arising from this effort.”*
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The QIR Alliance is a joint effort to develop an intermediate representation
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that enables full interoperability within the quantum ecosystem, and
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provides a holistic program representation suitable for taking full
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advantage of the unique and distinct capabilities of present and future
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quantum processors. <br/>
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In this session we will explore critical advances based on three examples
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that illustrate the novel opportunities for a spectrum of use cases arising
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from this effort.”*
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- Mode of operation and communication of code repositories
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- Addition of the following repos: PyQIR, QAT, QCOR
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- Requirements for code repositories:
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>*"Anyone can ask to add an open-source repository under the QIR Alliance,
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and the steering committee will approve or deny the request depending on
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whether the minimum requirements as outlined below are satisfied. The
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steering committee may also solicit such contributions. <br/>
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> For code repositories under the QIR Alliance,
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> - At least two maintainers need to be designated for the repository,
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steering committee.
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> - The repository is either actively maintained by the maintainers or the
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repository is archived.
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> - The code of conduct aligns in spirit with the code of conduct of the
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broader org.
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> - The project should be related in content to the scope defined for the
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QIR Alliance.
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> - All code should be licensed under MIT license, and
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contributors to the repository must accept a CLA defined by the maintainers.
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<br/><br/>
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> The QIR Alliance will reach out to the maintainers if a repository no longer satisfies these criteria to reach an agreement and resolve the situation. If the maintainers cannot be reached or are unable or unwilling to take action, the QIR Alliance reserves the right to archive the repository."*
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- Addition of the following repos: PyQIR, QAT, QCOR
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- Requirements for code repositories:
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>*"Anyone can ask to add an open-source repository under the QIR Alliance,
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and the steering committee will approve or deny the request depending on
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whether the minimum requirements as outlined below are satisfied. The
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steering committee may also solicit such contributions.* <br/>
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>*For code repositories under the QIR Alliance,*
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>
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> -*At least two maintainers need to be designated for the repository, and
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a way to contact the maintainers should be shared with the steering
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committee.*
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> -*The repository is either actively maintained by the maintainers or the
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repository is archived.*
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> -*The code of conduct aligns in spirit with the code of conduct of the
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broader org.*
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> -*The project should be related in content to the scope defined for the
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QIR Alliance.*
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> -*All code should be licensed under MIT license, and contributors to the
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repository must accept a CLA defined by the maintainers.* <br/><br/>
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> *The QIR Alliance will reach out to the maintainers if a repository no
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longer satisfies these criteria to reach an agreement and resolve the
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situation. If the maintainers cannot be reached or are unable or unwilling
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repository."*
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## Additional notes
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- JDF needs a FAQ that they can use to help answer questions from parties
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- Attending Q2B:
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- Honeywell: Pete Campora
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- Adding external code:
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- Press release
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planned.
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- We should create an Info@ and legal@ alias to direct interest (Fabrice to
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