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Bio
Arturo Silva Ordaz is a Physical Engineer from the Tecnológico de Monterrey, a PhD student in Engineering Sciences from the same institution and general director of the company Quantum Works.

Salvador E. Venegas Andracais a professor-researcher and director of the Quantum Information Processing research group at the Tecnológico de Monterrey. He is a pioneer of quantum computing in Mexico and of quantum image processing. Since 1993, he has been a consultant and lecturer for the private sector and the three levels of government on topics of quantum computing, artificial intelligence, technology transfer, electronic systems, computer technology and intellectual property.Quantum Tempering (CT) algorithm is one of the quantum computing paradigms that has found the most applications in protein folding, mathematical logic, computer vision, among others [1,2]. CT is based on the properties of quantum mechanics and makes use of the physical phenomenon of quantum tunneling to explore the solution space of a combinatorial optimization problem [3].