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The New Quantum Era - innovation in quantum computing, science and technology
Sebastian Hassinger
Top Entrepreneurs Podcast | Enterprise Podcast Network
EPN
Blockchain Dialogues
Blockchain Dialogues
數位時代 6 in 5
數位時代 Business Next
My Weird Prompts
Daniel Rosehill
Jak Piggott
Jak Piggott
La settimana informatica a cura di @quinta (Stefano Quintarelli) con Lanfranco Palazzolo (Radio Radi
Stefano Quintarelli
The CyberCall Podcast
Andrew Morgan
科技早8点
之远不知远
ColdFusion
Dagogo
Ranní brífink
Hospodářské noviny
Reflections
Livewire Labs
FutureCast/未来播报
atelierqin
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
The Big Tech Show
Irish Independent
Hamza Selfimprovement
Adonis Gang
Logically Answered
Logically Answered
Sidebean
Sidebean
AI Chat: AI News & Artificial Intelligence
Jaeden Schafer
Hotel Tech Insider
HotelTechReport
Machine Learning: News on AI, OpenAI, ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence, AI Models
Machine Learning: News on AI, OpenAI, ChatGPT, Artificial Intelligence, AI Models
Practical News: AI & Business News
Practical News
LessWrong (Curated & Popular)
LessWrong
TBPN
John Coogan & Jordi Hays
Jack Hopkins
Jack Hopkins
The Room Where It Happened
High Performance
Apple News Radio ワンボタンの声
ワンボタンの声制作委員会
Starter Story
Starter Story
The Good Tech Companies
HackerNoon
Romain Lanéry
Romain Lanéry
AI News Daily - Your Daily AI Briefing in 5 Minutes
Pickert GmbH
Thinking Crypto News & Interviews
Tony Edward
Evidence → Cognition → Discernment™️ - Your Pathway to AI Leadership
Greg Twemlow
The Lunduke Journal of Technology
Bryan Lunduke
Daily Paper Cast
Jingwen Liang, Gengyu Wang
NotiPod Hoy
Via Podcast
programmier.bar – der Podcast für App- und Webentwicklung
programmier.bar
Technology
Sebastian Hassinger
This is the 100th episode of The New Quantum Era, and it arrives at a moment of convergence: the book is out, the Helgoland centennial documentary is in production, regional quantum ecosystems are scaling from ambition t...
Daniel Faircloth, PhD is an unusual figure in the quantum ecosystem: a computational electromagnetics engineer who actually helped build trapped-ion hardware before pivoting to the software stack the field was missing. H...
EeroQ is unusual in two ways. It's the only company in the world commercializing electrons-on-helium qubits, a modality first proposed by Platzman and Dykman in Science in 1999. And it was founded by Nick Farina — a soft...
Why This Episode MattersSabrina Maniscalco is one of the few people in quantum who has lived the full arc: two decades of academic work on open quantum systems and non-Markovian noise at Palermo, Turku, Edinburgh, and He...
Why This Episode MattersFirgun Ventures launched in late 2025 with a $70M first close anchored by the Qatar Investment Authority and a mandate that doesn't exist anywhere else in the market: lead Series A and B rounds in...
Why This Episode MattersYuval has a rare profile in the quantum industry: an M.Sc. in physics from Tel Aviv University, an MBA from Kellogg, two decades as a CEO and CMO in deep tech before quantum, and now the commercia...
Fault Tolerance for Quantum Inputs and Outputs with Matthias ChristandlWhy This Episode MattersMost discussions of fault tolerance quietly assume a classical-in, classical-out picture: you feed in bits, the noisy quantum...
Philosophy of Physics Meets Quantum Engineering with Elise CrullWhy This Episode MattersElise Crull is Associate Professor of Philosophy at CCNY and the CUNY Graduate Center, co-author with Guido Bacciagaluppi of The Ein...
Why This Episode MattersNiels Bultink earned his PhD at QuTech under Leonardo DiCarlo, where he performed some of the first real-time feedback experiments on solid-state qubits — the foundational primitive behind quantum...
Hardware-Faithful Digital Twins for Quantum Computing with Izhar MedalsyIzhar Medalsy is not a career qubit theorist. His path runs from a physical chemistry PhD and an ETH Zurich postdoc in atomic force microscopy and t...
Are We Computing Quantum in the Wrong Base? with Ivan DeutschIvan Deutsch is Distinguished Regents' Professor of Physics and Astronomy at the University of New Mexico and the founding director of CQuIC, the Center for Qu...
Your host, Sebastian Hassinger, is joined on this episode by Garnet Chan, the Bren Professor of Chemistry at Caltech, a member of the National Academy of Sciences, and among the most cited computational chemists in the w...
Quantum Open Source with Will Zeng and Ziyaad BhoratIn this special live-streamed discussion, Will Zeng, co-founder of the Unitary Foundation, and Ziyaad Bhorat, VP at the Mozilla Foundation, join host Sebastian Hassinge...
SummaryThis episode is for anyone following the quantum utility debate or curious about how quantum computers will actually contribute to scientific discovery. Arnab Banerjee — assistant professor at Purdue, guest scient...
Has quantum advantage actually been achieved — or is the field still arguing over its own milestones? Dominik Hangleiter, one of the leading theorists working on quantum computational advantage, joins the podcast to make...
Scaling Quantum Hardware Like Semiconductors with Matthijs RijlaarsdamThe quantum computing industry has been stuck at roughly 100 qubits for years — not because of physics, but because of wiring. Matthijs Rijlaarsdam, c...
Ever wonder why quantum computing still feels like a "cool science experiment" instead of a deployable technology? After two decades building wireless standards and quantum systems at IBM, Brian Gaucher argues that engin...
Revolutionary Quantum Engineering with David Reilly and Tom OhkiHave you ever wondered what it takes to build computing systems that work at temperatures colder than outer space? David Reilly and Tom Ohki are tackling th...
From Steel Mills to Quantum Scale-Up: Inside Illinois's Bold Bet on the Future of ComputingWhat does it take to build the world's largest dedicated quantum technology park — on the site of a former steel mill? Harley Joh...
Breaking Down RSA: How QLDPC Codes Cut Quantum Computing Requirements by an Order of MagnitudeWhat if I told you that the number of qubits needed to break RSA encryption just dropped from over a million to around 100,000...
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