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Expand Up @@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ ultimately leverages modern compilation tools to speed up quantum applications.
You can imagine compiling a function once in advance and then benefit from faster
execution on all subsequent calls of the function, similar to the ``jax.jit`` functionality.
However, compared to JAX we are also able to compile the quantum code natively without having
to rely on callbacks to any Python-based PennyLane devices. We can thus compile/execute entire workflows
(such as variational algorithms) as a single program or unit, without having to go back and forth between
to rely on callbacks to any Python-based PennyLane devices. We can thus compile/execute entire workflows
as a single program or unit, without having to go back and forth between
device execution and the Python interpreter.

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