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QuantInTech

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The QuantInTech podcast series interviews the outstanding leaders in the emerging field of quantum computing. Hosted by Sita Kalsi, we focus exclusively on quantum computing’s intersection with business. Covering everything from engineering to bench marketing, we aim to provide technology leaders with a look at the developments in quantum technologies, as well as insight into the enterprise use cases shaping the landscape of quantum computing. QuantInTech is produced by the Quantum Computing Summit Series.

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February 9, 2021

Security and Cryptography with Helena Handschuh, Rambus

Full scale quantum computers are on the horizon, but this leap presents a threat to the security of cryptography. Why should we be discussing this now? Is there enough time to safeguard against this threat and who should be responsible in monitoring this? Helena Handschuh, Securities and Technologies Fellow at Rambus joins us to discuss cryptography security in a post-Quantum era. We also talk about research in power analysis, side-channel attacks and building prototypes!

February 2, 2021

Journeying Beyond Quantum Annealing with Alexei Kondratyev, Standard Chartered

Not only is quantum computing the next big thing, but it will be shaping the next technology trends for years to come. That’s the thought of Alexei Kondratyev, Managing Director and Global Head of Data Analytics at Standard Chartered Bank. We also look at quantum partnerships, adiabatic quantum computing models and agile benchmarking standards.

January 22, 2021

Quantum Computing for Enterprise with Keith Kirkpatrick, OMDIA

To kick-start our series, and to contextualize the state of the quantum computing marketplace, we sat down with Keith Kirkpatrick, Principal Analyst for research firm Omdia. Keith's work covers artificial intelligence and advanced computing technologies, including high-performance computing technology and quantum computing, but we asked him to take us back to basics to review ‘what is quantum computing?’ in its current iteration, including the current restrictions on keeping Qubits cool and whether the cost of superfast computing is even sustainable in a business environment. We’ll also touch on Google, quantum supremacy and how to judge who is winning in the quantum computing race.

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What is QuantInTech?: The QuantInTech podcast series interviews the outstanding leaders in the emerging field of quantum computing. Hosted by Sita Kalsi, we focus exclusively on quantum computing’s intersection with business. Covering everything from engineering to bench marketing, we aim to provide technology leaders with a look at the developments in quantum technologies, as well as insight into the enterprise use cases shaping the landscape of quantum computing.

QuantInTech is produced by the Quantum Computing Summit Series.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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