
What if a Quantum Computing aficionado with expertise in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning talked to a security expert interested in how Quantum Computing already impacts the world?
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologySciencePhysics | |||

In Episode 146, Bob Coecke, Founder and CEO of Relational Intelligence returns alongside Alessandro Cheli, Categorical Machine Learning Operations at Relational Intelligence, to introduce two brand new companies. The bulk of the conversation covers R... more
In Episode 145, Fred Chong returns to discuss what's new at Infleqtion, now a public company, and the work that's keeping him busy across both academia and industry. The team dig into Quantum for Bio, a multimodal cancer biomarker discovery project d... more
In Episode 144, Todd Brun, Professor of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Physics at the University of Southern California, returns to break down where quantum error correction stands today. The team cover the transition from theoretical ... more
In Episode 143, Patrick and Ciprian break down Microsoft's Majorana 2 announcement and what it means for the future of topological quantum computing. The team cover the physics behind the tetron architecture, why switching from aluminum to lead in th... more
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The show centers on the practical and strategic implications of quantum computing, cryptography, and related AI applications for business and security. Episodes frequently feature technologists and researchers discussing hardware scalability, quantum-safe cryptography, and how emerging quantum-enabled techniques intersect with AI, machine learning, and industry needs (energy, chemistry, cybersecurity, and materials). Distinctive threads include candid roadmaps for hardware progress (qubits, fidelities, error correction), practical pathways to post-quantum security, and real-world applications that matter to enterprises, such as crypto agility, governance tooling, and industry-standardization efforts. The format blends deep technical explana... more
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