04.05.2026
The main objective of the competition is to help participants develop their knowledge and practical skills in quantum algorithms, mathematical optimization, Python-based application development, and classical–quantum hybrid computing methods.
Throughout the competition, teams will pass through preliminary evaluation, an online examination, and an AI-assisted interview stage to qualify for the finals. Teams that reach the final stage will work on a real-world optimization problem assigned on the competition day as part of the Quantum Hackathon.
The 2026 final problem topic has been defined as: “Dynamic Allocation Optimization in Water Resources and Distribution Networks.”
Participants are expected to develop innovative solutions to complex multi-variable problems such as energy efficiency, operational sustainability, and resource utilization optimization using quantum algorithms and hybrid optimization approaches.
The competition provides hands-on experience with quantum computing, quantum optimization, mathematical modeling, and Python programming, along with modern tools such as Qiskit and Ocean SDK. It also aims to strengthen teamwork, analytical thinking, problem-solving, and technical presentation skills.
The Software Category is open to university-level students or graduates under the age of 30, studying in Türkiye or abroad. Applications must be submitted in teams of 3 to 5 members.
This category aims to contribute to the development of Türkiye’s quantum computing ecosystem by nurturing qualified human resources and enabling young talents to engage early with future strategic technologies.
04.05.2026
COMPETITION
04.05.2026
COMPETITION