First, apologies for not being as productive with posts as I'd planned – I will be working on that. Second, big news, my book, The New Quantum Era, is out! It's been a long road, but a very gratifying one, and the visceral experience of holding my
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This week's podcast episode features a stimulating conversation about the philosophical questions posed by quantum information science and technology and how they defy the usual stereotypes about the esoterica, abstract nature of philosophy.
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The uncertainties faced in this very early stage of the quantum technology industry offers few clear answers to questions about when useful applications will emerge or even what those applications will be. What is required is an outlook that can navigate a path with scant guidance.
In spring of 2024, I was invited to attend the ribbon cutting of an IBM System One on the campus of Renssellaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York and of course I said yes. Over the course of the event I was graciously provided the campus radio studio to record
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What The Neutral Atom Surge Means for Quantum Computing Recently, Google Quantum AI announced it is adding neutral atom quantum computing to its roadmap, hiring Adam Kaufman from JILA and CU Boulder to lead a new hardware team in Colorado. The news dropped just days ago and has already reshaped
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30 talks given at the centennial celebration of quantum mechanics on Helgoland are now on YouTube — and there's a documentary coming too.
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As a Fellow at the Unitary Foundation, I'm kicking off my effort to help the quantum community define a standard to ease the integration pains the industry is experiencing.
Exploring the frontiers of quantum information science and technology. Conversations with active researchers in quantum computing, quantum networking, and quantum sensing.
