Quantum Tech Pod

Rob Hays, CEO of Atom Computing, discusses Atom Computing's innovative approach to building quantum computers using individually controlled atoms. The podcast covers topics such as the founding of Atom Computing and their achievement of developing the first operational 100 qubit system. It also explores how Atom Computing utilizes product management and technology development to create roadmaps, recent funding and growth plans, and the company's approach to interoperability and recruitment in quantum computing.

Niels Bultink, Co-Founder & CEO of Qblox, talks about controlling quantum computers and fault-tolerant quantum computing with superconducting circuits. Topics include journey to quantum technology, managing different types of qubits, open source control software created by Q-Bux, and promoting quantum computing solutions in various industries.

Paul Lipman, President of Quantum Computing at ColdQuanta, talks about his journey to quantum and the development of the ColdQuanta Albert quantum computer. He also discusses talent acquisition, the future potential of quantum computing, and reflects on the rapid advancement of technology.

Denise Ruffner, VP for Business Development at IonQ, discusses her quantum journey from IBM to IonQ. She explains IonQ's trapped ion solution, their aggressive roadmap, and the impressive applications team. Denise also shares stories of her upbringing in Southern California and her physicist mother.

whurley, founder and CEO of Strangeworks, discusses his journey from a music studio owner to the quantum space. He shares insights on startups, creating the iPhone Dev Camp, and building a software-first approach to quantum. The podcast explores the future of quantum software, the first killer app, and building a quantum workforce. It emphasizes the importance of education and collaboration between software developers and physicists.

Matthew Hutchings, Co-Founder of Seeqc, discusses the development of a Digital Quantum Management System-on-a-Chip. They explore the advantages of chip fabrication facilities and the applications of quantum systems on a chip, including collaborations in machine learning, logistics optimization, quantum chemistry, and fintech.