2026 10 episodes
- Sumit Kapur (Zapata Quantum): Rebuilding after a failed SPAC to chase quantum utility
- Rob Jesudason (Serendipity Capital): Why quantum investors must triangulate across rival modalities
- Julien Camirand Lemyre (Nord Quantique): One Cavity, One Error-Corrected Qubit
- Helmut Katzgraber (55North): Why materials simulation beats optimization for near-term quantum
- Mehmet Sanliol (Evercore): Why quantum valuations hinge on 2030 revenue multiples and consolidation
- Dorit Dor (QBeat Ventures): Why quantum needs go-to-market discipline, not just tech
- Matt Kinsella (Infleqtion): Why Neutral Atoms Build Clocks, Sensors, and Qubits Alike
- Scott Aaronson (UT Austin): Why quantum skepticism keeps losing ground
- Joab Rosenberg (Deep33): betting on commercial quantum value by 2027
- Zach Yerushalmi (Elevate Quantum): Why quantum needs advanced market commitments, not just grants
2025 6 episodes
- Kike Miralles (Intel Capital): Why logical qubits, not qubit counts, now matter most
- Constanza Bustamante (CNAS): Why tariffs could break America’s quantum supply chain
- Preeti Chalsani & Harley Johnson (IQMP): How Illinois built a $500M quantum hub from scratch
- Romana Schirhagl (QT Sense): Nanodiamonds inside living cells sense free-radical stress in real time
- Andrea Tabacchini (Quantum Brilliance): Room-temperature diamond qubits built for the edge
- Maud Vinet (Quobly): 100,000 Qubits Per Wafer, But Control Is The Hard Part
2024 13 episodes
- Simon Borger (Patent Attorney): Quantum Patent Filings Are Exploding, But No Trolls Yet
- Toby Cubitt (Phasecraft): Why gate fidelity, not qubit count, sets quantum’s timeline
- Yianni Gamvros (Quantum Signals): Classical AI now, quantum upside for trading later
- Yuval Boger (QuEra): Why Google bet on neutral atoms for logical qubits
- Whurley (Strangeworks): Quantum’s real bottleneck is business translation, not hype
- Shmuel Bachinsky (Quantum Transistors): why diamond qubits, not silicon, get you to a universal processor
- Rob Schoelkopf & Ray Smets (Quantum Circuits): Catching qubit errors at the hardware level
- Nardo Manaloto (Qubits Ventures): Why a quantum VC also bets on thermodynamic and biocomputing
- Lisa Lambert (Quantum Industry Canada): Why Canada Ranks Among the Top Quantum Ecosystems
- Nick Farina (EeroQ): Trapping electrons on helium to build qubits
- Chris Ballance (Oxford Ionics): Trapped Ions on a Classical Chip, No Quantum Fab Needed
- Cathal Mahon (DeepTech Lab Quantum): NATO picks Denmark to accelerate quantum defense startups
- Alexandra Beckstein & Damir Bogdan (QAI Ventures / Quantum Basel): A privately funded quantum hub to fight Swiss deindustrialization
2023 15 episodes
- Matt Versaggi (College of Artificial Intelligence): Building quantum literacy in healthcare from the ground up
- André König (GQI): Quantum Nationalism, Export Controls, and the Race to Commercialize
- Will Oliver (MIT): Why 3D Integration Is the Only Path to Scaling Qubits
- Ramy Shelbaya (Quantum Dice): Why Weak Encryption Keys Undermine Strong Algorithms
- Niko Mohr (McKinsey): What the Quantum Monitor Reveals About Investment and Talent
- Celia Merzbacher (QED-C): Small quantum firms need bridges to funding and government
- Himadri Majumdar and Janne Lehtinen (SemiQon): Hole spin qubits that operate above 1 kelvin
- Vishal Chatrath (QuantrolOx): Autopilot software that tunes qubits every microsecond
- Dimitri Kusnezov (DHS): Quantum’s real payoff is sensing and timing, not code-breaking
- Nir Minerbi (Classiq): why gate-level coding breaks down past a few dozen qubits
- Matt Johnson (QCWare): Application software still waits on quantum hardware to mature
- Scott Faris (Infleqtion): One Photonics Roadmap Builds Clocks, Sensors, and Quantum Computers
- Peter Chapman (IonQ): Turning Trapped-Ion Qubits Into a Manufacturing Business
- Andrew Dzurak (Diraq): Why Silicon Spin Qubits Can Ride Existing Chip Fabs
- Jean-Francois Bobier (BCG): Why enterprise quantum bets need to start before the hardware is ready
2022 4 episodes
- Shai Machnes (Qruise): Automating the tedious calibration work of building quantum computers
- Stewart, Ortiz & Kogge (Center for Quantum Technologies): Three universities, one NSF-funded quantum mission
- Max Sich (Aegiq): Why selling single photons comes before selling quantum computers
- Yianni Gamvros (QCWare): Who Owns the IP When You Hire a Quantum Consultant
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