In this episode, Brian Siegelwax interviews a partner from Holland & Knight who also leads the Quantum Industry Coalition, discussing the risks of overstating quantum technology to the U.S. government and the importance of realistic roadmaps. They explore how export controls, immigration policies, and security measures are being shaped to protect quantum advancements while fostering collaboration with allies. The conversation highlights the urgent need for quantum sensing in defense, the integration of quantum AI and space initiatives, and the regulatory landscape governing foreign acquisitions of U.S. quantum firms. Finally, the guest emphasizes the coalition’s role in expanding a diverse talent pipeline and ensuring U.S. leadership in the quantum sector.

In this episode, host Sebastian Hassinger talks with Harley Johnson, a UIUC professor and CEO of the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP), about how Illinois has built a world‑leading quantum ecosystem. Johnson traces his own journey from a 1994...

In this episode, Professor Scott Aaronson, a leading quantum computing theorist at UT Austin, discusses how long‑standing fault‑tolerance theories are finally being validated in modern labs, bringing large‑scale quantum computers within reach. He contrasts the empirical success of error‑corrected gates...

In this episode, host Sebastian Hassinger chats with Evan Kubas, a lawyer‑turned‑quantum media entrepreneur, about the origins of Quantum Insider and its parent company Resonance. Kubas recounts how he and co‑founder Alex Challens built a leading quantum news platform from...
In this 16‑minute episode, host Brian Siegelwax and Dr. Stephen Walborn discuss quantum random number generators (QRNGs), focusing on their use cases, self‑testing, and certification processes. They explain the physical mechanisms that guarantee true randomness and compare API‑based services with...

In this episode, Sebastian talks with Martin Laforest, a physicist‑turned‑VC at Quantacet, about the practical challenges of building a quantum ecosystem from the ground up. Laforest explains how Quebec turned a 1970s academic gamble into a $400 M quantum hub, emphasizing...

In this episode, Yuval Boger talks with Joab Rosenberg, partner at Deep33, a new $100‑150 M venture fund targeting the future of compute, especially quantum computing. They examine the current state of quantum hardware, why Joab believes commercial applications will emerge...

In this episode, Vishal Chatrath, CEO and co‑founder of QuantrolOx, explains how their quantum‑control software automates qubit tuning and calibration, dramatically speeding up chip characterization and enabling scalable manufacturing. He discusses the role of real‑time calibration and error‑correction loops, the...

In this episode, Prof. Nadya Mason discusses the transition from "quantum 1.0" to "quantum 2.0," emphasizing the pivotal role of quantum materials and superconducting devices as the bottleneck for scalable quantum technologies. She explains how the Pritzker School of Molecular...

In this episode, former Assistant Secretary of Commerce Alejandra Y. Castillo explains how quantum technologies—computing, sensing, and communications—are already maturing and can fuel inclusive regional economic growth. She outlines the federal role in de‑risking early research through the CHIPS and...

In this episode, hosts Frank La Vigne and Candace Gillhoolley interview James Davies, founder of Embedded Electronics Recruitment Solutions, about the rapid commercialization of quantum technology and the resulting hiring boom. Davies explains how consultants are bridging the gap between...

In this episode, Patrick and Ciprian unpack quantum entanglement, covering its fundamental role in quantum computing and communication and the persistent challenges of measuring and interpreting entangled states. They discuss recent research that reshapes our understanding of measurement in the...

In this episode, Ryan Lafler of Quantum Corridor and Terry Cronin of Toshiba discuss their landmark demonstration of cross‑state Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) over a live commercial metro fiber network, highlighting its significance for scaling secure communications across state lines....

In this episode, Jonathan Reiner traces his journey from condensed‑matter physics to leading Product Solutions at Quantum Machines, where he explains how quantum‑control complexity is driving demand for higher fidelity, low‑latency compute, and automated calibration. He details QM’s key offerings—QUA...

In this episode, Kike Miralles, Investment Director at Intel Capital, discusses the firm’s corporate‑venture strategy for quantum technologies, emphasizing investments in hardware and middleware, especially QPU scale‑out networking and hybrid error‑correction approaches. He compares leading quantum modalities, outlines typical check...