Kaggle: Google Quantum AI – Verifiable Quantum Circuit Compilation
Last date 13 January 2027, 05:29 IST
For1st year · 2nd year · 3rd year · Final year · Master's / PhD · Graduated
What Kaggle: Google Quantum AI – Verifiable Quantum Circuit Compilation is
Use AI coding agents and algorithmic tricks to shrink fault-tolerant quantum circuits for fusion, combinatorial optimisation and chemistry benchmarks; scored by an automatic verifier.
Who can apply
Anyone with a Kaggle account, solo or team, any year or branch; no quantum background needed. Ends where Kaggle's standard rules stop (age of majority / sanctioned countries).
The organiser's rules Open to Kaggle users per competition rules; 'No quantum physics background or quantum hardware is required.'
What it pays
“Leaderboard Prizes 1st Place: $50,000 2nd Place: $25,000 3rd Place: $10,000 4th Place: $5,000 5th Place: $5,000 6th Place: $5,000 Additional Prizes: $50,000”
Important dates
- Last date
- 13 January 2027, 05:29 IST
- Checked
- 31 October 2026, on Google Quantum AI (on Kaggle)'s own page
The receipt
Copied word for word from Google Quantum AI (on Kaggle)'s own page, so you can check it yourself:
“January 13, 2027 - Entry Deadline. You must accept the competition rules before this date in order to compete.”
Desk notes
Launched 22 Oct 2026. $150,000 total: six leaderboard places plus $10,000 Mid-Competition Milestone Prize (best public LB with a public notebook at 20 Nov), $10,000 Longest Leader Prize (to 4 Jan), and three $10,000 single-task prizes. Final submission 20 Jan 2027. All deadlines 11:59 PM UTC (deadline_time given in IST). 1,742 teams at check (31 Oct), up from 571 a week ago.
FAQ
What is the last date to apply for Kaggle: Google Quantum AI – Verifiable Quantum Circuit Compilation?
The last date is 13 January 2027, 05:29 IST. Google Quantum AI (on Kaggle)'s own page says: "January 13, 2027 - Entry Deadline. You must accept the competition rules before this date in order to compete."
Who can apply for Kaggle: Google Quantum AI – Verifiable Quantum Circuit Compilation?
Anyone with a Kaggle account, solo or team, any year or branch; no quantum background needed. Ends where Kaggle's standard rules stop (age of majority / sanctioned countries). In the organiser's words: Open to Kaggle users per competition rules; 'No quantum physics background or quantum hardware is required.'.
How much does Kaggle: Google Quantum AI – Verifiable Quantum Circuit Compilation pay?
Google Quantum AI (on Kaggle)'s page says: "Leaderboard Prizes 1st Place: $50,000 2nd Place: $25,000 3rd Place: $10,000 4th Place: $5,000 5th Place: $5,000 6th Place: $5,000 Additional Prizes: $50,000."
Where do I apply for Kaggle: Google Quantum AI – Verifiable Quantum Circuit Compilation?
On Google Quantum AI (on Kaggle)'s own site: https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/google-verifiable-quantum-circuit-compilation. The Deadline Desk links only to the organiser's page, never an aggregator.