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As Quantum Computing systems mature and make their way out of laboratories into production computing environments, we also must rethink the needed software environments. For one, we must transition from supporting individual physics researchers who are experts in quantum science to a wide range of user communities in the various science disciplines wanting to use the power of quantum computing; at the same time we also must ensure a proper integration into workflows, schedulers, and system software environments used in existing compute environments without which a quantum system will not be practically usable. This talk will highlight the issues associated with this transition and will introduce the Munich Quantum Software Stack, developed as part of the Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) initiative, with which we tackle these challenges for the upcoming quantum systems hosted at LRZ.
