
Xanadu Residency Program
Xanadu Residency Program: who can apply, what you get and when it opens.
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Xanadu Residency Program: who can apply, what you get and when it opens.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page
Who can apply, how people get in and whether it is open right now.
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The program has not published how to apply. Terms and dates change. Check the official page before you act.
The program has not published how to apply. Terms and dates change. Check the official page before you act.

Company
Builds photonic quantum computers and develops the PennyLane quantum software library.
CompetitionXanadu
Xanadu's annual PennyLane quantum coding championship, October 16 to 23, 2026, with up to USD 67,000 in cash prizes.
From public sources
Xanadu's September 2026 resident retrospective describes final presentations to the company team.
Source: Xanadu | 2026 Xanadu Summer Residency RetrospectiveIn Xanadu's September 2026 retrospective, Emily Nobes says she created PennyLane researcher resources and demonstrations during the residency.
Source: Xanadu | 2026 Xanadu Summer Residency RetrospectiveIn a September 2026 retrospective hosted by Xanadu, Emily Nobes says she joined the residency in May 2026.
Source: Xanadu | 2026 Xanadu Summer Residency RetrospectiveXanadu's 2024 retrospective credits Ahmed Darwish with work on PennyLane infrastructure interoperability and code correctness.
Source: Xanadu | Xanadu 2024 Residency ProgramIn September 2024, Xanadu described its residency as a 17-week program.
Source: Xanadu | Xanadu 2024 Residency ProgramUniversity of Toronto Physics lists the Xanadu residency among external student opportunities.
Source: Research, Employment, Summer OpportunitiesSuperscout Pro
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