UKTN Podcast: Why quantum computing is the next industrial revolution, with the CPO of Quantinuum. 💡💬 ⚡️Quantinuum's Ilyas Khan, KSG explains why quantum computers have the potential to radically change everything about how computing works, how the top prize in quantum has generated a geopolitical race, and what it’s like quietly building a deep tech multi-corn. 🗣 During the show, Khan and UKTN Podcast host Jane Wakefield discuss the ways in which quantum computing will disrupt business, and how why “society cannot make the same mistakes we made with classical computing”. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eCiCEPax 🔗 #UKTNpodcast #podcast #tech #computing #business #society #quantumcomputing #UKtech
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Joe Woodard and Dr. Michio Kaku (MICHIO KAKU) explore the imminent convergence of business and quantum computing in this week's episode of The Woodard Report Podcast. Discover the exciting possibilities and the ongoing competition to harness them at https://hubs.ly/Q02lQ41R0
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As a quantum computing enthusiast, I enjoy diving into podcasts that explore this fascinating field from both a business and technical perspective. Two of my favorites are The Superposition Guy's Podcast and the Quantum Tech Pod. These shows keep me up-to-date with the latest developments and innovations in quantum technology and expose me to the founders, their history, and the stories of their startups and technologies. I'm always on the lookout for more great podcasts in this area. If you have any recommendations for similar shows, I'd love to hear them! Please share your suggestions in the comments. For those interested in a great starting point, Quantum Machines' CTO, Yonatan Cohen, was recently featured on The Superposition Guy's Podcast. It's a fantastic episode that delves into Quantum Machines' contributions to the quantum computing ecosystem, including the development of control electronics for quantum systems, partnerships with NVIDIA, the integration of quantum and classical computing, and much more. Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/drcpDuxN Happy listening! 🎧💡
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After a long time, I got to have a conversation with another brilliant professor and physicist Dr. Sayantan Choudhury, MNASc on The Whimper Podcast. This time, we talked about academia, the job market in BSc. curricula, future of quantum computing, and how quantum technologies work. Particularly, as an active participant in the programs of #qubitbyqubit, I was genuinely interested to learn more and more over the same. This conversation brought in a lot of new information, deemed to be knowledge to my curious, yet empty mind. This episode should be out by Monday next week, so check your calendars for it.
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In the latest episode of our podcast, we explore the synergistic evolution of quantum computing and artificial intelligence, heralding a new age of innovation and problem-solving. Quantum computing, with its potential to operate at the scale of atoms rather than bytes, represents a monumental leap in our ability to process information. This advancement is set to exponentially enhance the capabilities of AI, from transforming healthcare and extending human lifespan to pioneering new business solutions and unraveling the complexities of interplanetary travel. The implications for our future are profound, presenting opportunities to address challenges previously deemed insurmountable. The convergence of quantum computing and AI will not only accelerate the pace of innovation but also enable humanity to explore solutions to problems we are only beginning to understand. This pivotal moment in technological advancement invites us to consider the boundless possibilities ahead: Quantum computing's role in driving unprecedented AI performance. Potential breakthroughs in healthcare, business, and space exploration. The importance of preparing for a future shaped by rapid technological evolution. As we stand on the precipice of these transformative developments, it's crucial for leaders, innovators, and thinkers to engage in dialogue about how to harness these technologies responsibly and effectively. Join us in exploring the exciting possibilities that lie at the intersection of quantum computing and AI.
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Host: The Whimper Podcast • QubitxQubit Scholar(100% Scholarship) • YLAC YRSI '23 • Mech. Design Intern @STAR • LFC '23 • STEM Outreach • Democratizing Space
After a long time, I got to have a conversation with another brilliant professor and physicist Dr. Sayantan Choudhury, MNASc on The Whimper Podcast. This time, we talked about academia, the job market in BSc. curricula, future of quantum computing, and how quantum technologies work. Particularly, as an active participant in the programs of #qubitbyqubit, I was genuinely interested to learn more and more over the same. This conversation brought in a lot of new information, deemed to be knowledge to my curious, yet empty mind. This episode should be out by Monday next week, so check your calendars for it.
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🥶 Do you need some winter entertainment? Learn a thing or two about #quantum! 💡 On our #QuTechTalks page you can find podcasts, interviews, lectures and more. In these talks, our researchers and engineers explain their work and often talk about the societal impact of quantum computing and the quantum internet. 🎙️ Start learning now 👇 qutech.nl/talks
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Holidays are time for personal development (since Faraday started the Christmas lectures 😀). I came across this podcast and it is interesting. It is from Prof. Michelle Simmons on quantum. Each part is of thirty minutes. Part 1: The atomic revolutionPart 2: The quantum promisePart 3: Imagination and mindsetPart 4: The importance of doubt https://lnkd.in/gqCZTZeC
Boyer Lectures with Professor Michelle Simmons - ABC listen
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Andrew Van Horn and Debopriyo Biswas, two grad students from the Duke Quantum Center, chat about how quantum technology is portrayed in popular film and TV. What does pop quantum get right? What does it get wrong? And why does it even matter? Find out in the latest episode of the Rate of Change podcast. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gwMAciea
Pop Quantum | Duke Pratt School of Engineering
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