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In an upcoming conversation, John Martinis, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist behind Google's landmark 2019 quantum supremacy experiment reflects on the race to build practical quantum computers, the lessons learned from scaling superconducting qubits, and why he founded Qolab.
Some of the topics we discuss:
→ The path from the 53-qubit quantum supremacy experiment to the million-qubit challenge.
→ Why scaling quantum computers may be harder than many people realize.
→ What he learned at Google.
→ Why he decided to leave and build Qolab.
→ The biggest engineering bottlenecks standing in the way.
→ Raising capital in deep tech.
→ Life after the Nobel Prize.
Full episode coming soon. Stay tuned.
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