The New Quantum Era - innovation in quantum computing, science and technology
autor: Sebastian Hassinger
Nejnovější epizoda
Quantum Policy, Topological Qubits, and the Maryland Research Center…
Quantum Policy, Topological Qubits, and the Maryland Research Center…
O tomto podcastu
Your host, Sebastian Hassinger, interviews brilliant research scientists, software developers, engineers and others actively exploring the possibilities of our new quantum era. We will cover topics in quantum computing, networking and sensing, focusing on hardware, algorithms and general theory. The show aims for accessibility - Sebastian is not a physicist - and we'll try to provide context for the terminology and glimpses at the fascinating history of this new field as it evolves in real time.
Epizody
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- Quantum Policy, Topological Qubits, and the Maryland Research Center with Charles Tahan · 55 min · Epizoda 117Charles Tahan helped write the National Quantum Initiative — the policy framework that triggered a global wave of quantum investment — and now he's at Microsoft building the…
- Atomic-Precision Silicon Qubits and the Path to Fault Tolerance with Michelle Simmons · 38 min · Epizoda 116Michelle Simmons has spent 26 years on a single mission: build a quantum computer from the atom up, using silicon as the substrate and atomic precision as the manufacturing…
- Building a Regional Quantum Ecosystem with Corey Stambaugh · 30 min · Epizoda 115What does it actually take to turn a world-class research university into a functioning quantum industry hub — in real time, in one year? Corey Stambaugh, Director of Maryland's…
- Quantum Workforce, Sensing, and the Long Game of Operationalization with Isabella Martinez · 38 min · Epizoda 114What does it actually take to get quantum technology into the hands of the people who will use it? Isabella Bello Martinez, Senior Lead Quantum Technologist at Booz Allen…
- Superconducting Qubits, STAR Architecture, and Diamond-Spin Qubits with Dr. Shintaro Sato · 41 min · Epizoda 113Fujitsu's quantum roadmap is one of the most ambitious in the world — 10,000+ physical qubits and 250 logical qubits by 2030 — and Dr. Shintaro Sato is the person responsible for…
- Quantum Venture Investing from the Lab to the Market with Marie Lepske · 41 min · Epizoda 112What does it actually take to evaluate a quantum startup when the founders are showing you an optical table instead of a product? Marie Lepske, General Partner at Constructor…
- Rational Quantum Mechanics and the Qubit Ceiling with Tim Palmer · 47 min · Epizoda 111What if the mathematical foundation of quantum mechanics — the infinite continuum of Hilbert space — is subtly wrong, and quantum computers are about to prove it? Tim Palmer…
- Classical Reversible Computing on Quantum Dots with Daniel Loss · 49 min · Epizoda 110What if the same hardware being built for quantum computers could also solve one of classical computing's most urgent problems — runaway energy consumption? In this episode…
- Quantum-Inspired AI and Tensor Network Compression with Román Orús · 41 min · Epizoda 109Tensor networks were invented to study quantum entanglement in condensed matter physics — so how did they end up compressing billion-parameter language models and running inside…
- Quantum Workforce Intelligence from qubitsok.com with Piotr Lewandowski · 46 min · Epizoda 108Who is actually doing quantum computing research, where are they, and what does the industry really need — not according to press releases, but according to the data? Piotr…
- Quantum Risk, Readiness, and the Enterprise Boardroom with Richard Entrup · 36 min · Epizoda 107Most quantum computing conversations start in the lab. Richard Entrup's start in the boardroom. As Managing Director of Emerging Solutions at KPMG US, he's the person translating…
- Silicon Spin Qubits and the IBM–HRL Acquisition with Thaddeus D. Ladd · 44 min · Epizoda 106IBM's pending acquisition of HRL Laboratories is the biggest structural move in quantum hardware in years — but the announcement names sensing, networking, cryogenics, control…
- Quantum in the Big Four with Aaron Kemp · 44 min · Epizoda 105What does it mean when a Big Four professional services firm becomes a named co-author on a peer-reviewed quantum machine learning paper? Aaron Kemp, KPMG's Senior Director of…
- Investing in the Quantum Frontier and the Road to Fault Tolerance with Barak Bussel · 40 min · Epizoda 104What does it take to invest in a quantum hardware company that has deliberately chosen not to pursue an intermediate product? Sebastian is joined by Barak Bussel – physicist…
- Building the U.S. Quantum Supply Chain with Kate Timmerman · 42 min · Epizoda 103Days after the CQE-led Bloch Quantum Tech Hub secured $55 million from the U.S. Economic Development Administration to build a domestic quantum supply chain, Kate Timmerman joins…
- The Open Source Substrate for Quantum with Ben Castanon · 44 min · Epizoda 102What does it take to build durable open-source infrastructure for a field that hasn't yet delivered on its biggest promises? Ben Castanon, the first-ever CEO of Unitary…
- Quantum Cameras and Sub-Diffraction Imaging with Johannes Galatsanos · 49 min · Epizoda 101What if a camera could skip the JPEG entirely and process photons at the speed of light, extracting information that conventional optics leave on the table? Diffraqtion…
- Episode 100: Live at Barnes & Thornburg — Reflections on the First 100 Episodes · 1 h 19 min · Epizoda 100For the 100th episode of The New Quantum Era, the microphone turns around. Bob Karr — partner at Barnes & Thornburg, co-chair of the firm's Quantum Technology Industry Group, and…
- Quantum EDA for Ion Trap Design with Daniel Faircloth · 39 min · Epizoda 99What if the bottleneck in scaling trapped-ion quantum computers isn't the qubits or the lasers, but the design software underneath them? Daniel Faircloth, PhD, co-founder and CTO…
- Electrons on Superfluid Helium with Nick Farina · 42 min · Epizoda 98What if the path to a million-qubit processor doesn't run through silicon defects or massive wire bundles, but through single electrons floating a few nanometers above a film of…
