The Quantum Divide

This episode is a short monologue of my perspective on PQC after a little time investigating the details. I'm sure you'll miss Steve's jokes on this one. Very helpful IETF draft: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ar-pquip-pqc-engineers/

In this episode we are joined by Santanu Ganguly to describe quantum machine learning (QML), explore some of the different connotations of the term, the real world use-cases , and where we see emerging benefits. Steve also cracks a hilarious comment about a quantum leap not being very big, because if you quantise a leap it ends up very small indeed. Quantum-Enhanced Data Classification with a Vari...

Today we join Sam Samuel from Cisco, and discuss quantum networking, computing, and fine stone masonry. We do a little future gazing, and bring some opinions of realism to the idea of long distance quantum networking. The following QuTech paper was mentioned: https://qutech.nl/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/A-Link-Layer-Protocol-for-Quantum-Networks.pdf

Welcome to Episode 4, this week we double-click into simulation for quantum network systems. We talk about the similarities of classical and quantum simulations, the practicality of quantum network simulation, some developer tools available, frameworks and/or standardisation and lack-thereof. We touch on the purpose and outcomes of simulation and look forward to how the ecosystem could develop. •...

This week Steve and Dan chat about quantum computing services delivered from the cloud. 

In episode two we focus in on distributed quantum computers, therefore some chat about in-QPU connectivity, using qbit state transfer mechanisms to connect multiple machines, parallelisation, and the nice weather in Germany. Distributed Quantum Computing: A path to large scale quantum computing https://medium.com/p/1c5d38a34c50

Welcome to our first episode! There's a short introduction and then we mainly focussed on different ways of transferring quantum state across a network.