Beyond the Qubit

Quantum’s “impossible problem” is finally shiftingfrom science → engineering.   In Part 2 of myconversation with Yuval Boger (CCO, QuEra)on Beyond the Qubit , we went deep into Error correction, Scaling and the physics that will determine which platforms survive. Hereare the insights 👇   https://youtu.be/Ndr7cbcDHRc     1. Every qubit technology has a fundamental weakness…until you correct it. Yu...

“Quantum computers today still can’t outperformclassical systems, and that’s exactly why this moment matters.” That was one of thefirst things Yuval Boger (CCO, QuEra)told me during our deep dive on Beyond theQubit . And it genuinelyreframed how I look at the entire quantum industry. Here’swhat most people miss 👇 1. Quantum today isn’tabout solving problems. It’s about preparing for the moment it...

This week on Beyond the Qubit , I sat down with Yuval Boger, CCO of QuEra, and he said something that hit me hard: “Quantum computers today are almost useless… butthat’s exactly why now is the most exciting time.”   Here’swhat I learned 👇 1. Neutral atoms might be the first scalable path to real quantum advantage Most qubits aremanufactured. Neutral atoms are perfect by nature . No fabricationdef...

The future of compute might not get hotter. It mightget colder. In Part 2 of my deep-dive with Thomas Ohki, CTO and co-founder of Emergence Quantum, we explored how cryogenic engineering could reshape everything we know about performance, scaling, andenergy use. Thomas and his teamare building control electronics that can operate close to absolute zero. Thesechips could solve one of the biggest bo...

Inside Emergence Quantum: Engineering at the Edge ofCold Computing In the first part of my deep-dive interview, I sit down with Thomas Ohki, CTO andco-founder of Emergence Quantum. We explored how innovation really happens and why the future of computing might be colder than we think. Most people see quantum as a story about qubits. Thomas explains that the real breakthroughs might come from every...

The Next Tectonic Shift in Compute MightNot Be Quantum, It Might Be Cold Everyone is talkingabout GPUs, AI, and compute power. But what if the next revolution isn’t about more energy , it’s about less ? In the new episode of Beyond theQubit, I sit down with Thomas Ohki, CTO of Emergence Quantum a startup born from the Microsoft Quantum team that’s now pioneering a newfrontier: cryo-CMOS and cryoge...

The future of quantum is already touching patients In Part 2 of my deep-dive with MatthiasKaiser, CEO of Pex Machina, we explore how quantum simulationis changing drug discovery and why the next medical breakthroughs might comefrom software, not the lab. Pex Machina’smission is simple: help companies develop better cancer treatments. Quantum simulation is the tool that makes it possible, cutting t...

Building the bridge between quantum and real-worldimpact In Part 1 of my deep-dive with MatthiasKaiser, CEO of Pex Machina, we talked about what it reallytakes to turn quantum research into something that matters. Matthias started out as a physicist but spent years working in business development before launching his startup. That mix of science and sales shaped how he looks at innovation. He lear...

In the latest episode of Beyond theQubit , I spoke with Matthias Kaiser, CEO of Pex Machina. What struck me most is how focused he is on solving real problems instead of chasing thehype around quantum computing. Pex Machina develops quantumsimulations for precision medicine, helpingpharmaceutical companies design better cancer treatments faster. Matthias started as aphysicist but spent years in bu...

🚀 Quantum security is no longer a future problem It’s here. Today. When I sat down with Olga Mamlyga, co-founder of Quantum Scout Apps, one insight kept echoing: “Hackersdon’t follow the rules. If you only protect one layer, they’ll find another.” Olga is building a 7-layer quantum-secure network that protects every layer of the OSI stack: from physicalfiber to application logic. Not in ten years...

🔒 The next cyber-attack won’t wait for quantum computers. On the new Beyond the Qubit I sat downwith Olga Mamlyga, co founder of Quantum Scout Apps. Her team builds physics-based quantum networks that secure all 7 layers of the internet stack far beyond what post-quantum cryptography can cover. “Hackersdon’t follow the rules. If you protect only one layer, they’ll simply go aroundit.” Why it matt...

Please don't forget to check out the presentation from Olga: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hN5a38MUbDyvP7CAobwNu1C1lnAzFq8n/view?usp=sharing Quantum cybersecurityisn’t 10 years away it’s happening now. Jump to a section thatinterests you: ⏩Chapters 00:00 Introduction –Quantum cybersecurity is already here 02:10 Meet OlgaMamlyga and True Quantum Networks (TQN) 05:30 From Ukraine toquantum:...

Beyond the Qubit – Deep Dive with Amir Naveh,Co-Founder & CPO of Classiq (Part 2) Quantum computingwon’t succeed without a software layer that bridges research and hardware. InPart 2 of my conversation with Amir Naveh,co-founder and Chief Product Officer at Classiq,we dive into how software abstraction is unlocking real-world applications . From derivative pricing with banks to thedevelopment...

Beyond the Qubit – Deep Dive with Amir Naveh, Co-Founder & CPO of Classiq Quantum computing won’t reach its potential without scalable software. In Part 1 of this deep dive, I sit down with Amir Naveh, co-founder and Chief Product Officer of Classiq, the world’s leading independent quantum software company. From building satellites in Israel’s defense industry to raising $170M for Classiq, Ami...

Beyond the Qubit Summary interview with Amir Naveh, Co-Founder & CPO of Classiq Quantum computing won’t transform industries without powerful software. In this episode, I sitdown with Amir Naveh, co-founder andChief Product Officer of Classiq, theworld’s leading independent quantum software company. From buildingsatellites in Israel’s defense sector to raising $170Mfor Classiq, Amir shares the...

🔑 Logical Qubits, Machine Learning & the Future ofQuantum Applications When will quantumcomputers truly impact society? In part 2 of Beyond the Qubit with Koen Groenland, we dug deeper into applications — and cleared up somemisconceptions along the way. 💡 Key takeaways: Koen put it simply: “Quantumcomputers won’t replace classical ones. They’re special-purpose machines —powerful only for ver...

⚡ The Biggest Myth About QuantumComputers Most people think quantum computers are faster . The reality? They’re actually slower than your laptop. So why all the excitement? Because quantum unlocks new algorithms that solve problems classicalcomputers can’t touch — from cracking encryption to simulating new medicines. In Beyond the Qubit , I spoke with KoenGroenland (Quantum Amsterdam, CWI, QSoft)...

"Quantum computers aren’t fast — they’re slow, error-prone, and difficult to scale. So why do experts like Koen Groenland believe they could still transform entire industries? Find out in this episode of Beyond the Qubit."In this episode, Frank Dekker speaks with Koen Groenland — physicist, PhD from CWI, author of Introduction to Quantum Computing for Business, and innovation officer at...

🔧 From “frozen-spaghetti” coax to CryoFlex® loaders Delft Circuits just previewed its new roadmap, and quantum cabling is starting to look a lot morelike advanced PCB engineering than lab-bench plumbing. Key takeaway: I/O is no longer anafter-thought—it’s the in-memory data highway that determines whether your 1 000-qubit machine even boots.   💸 Why investors should keep an eye on cryogenic I/O...

“You can’t scale quantum with cables designed for roomtemperature.” Please check out the presentation from Sal Jua Bosman CEO Delft Circuits https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sjqw_2tKvrkfvD9PBUux50a5WSy4Wy4N/view?usp=sharing 🚀 “You can’t scale quantum with cables designed for room temperature.” In Part 1 of my conversation with Sal Jua Bosman, CEO ofDelft Circuits, we explore the sub-4 Kelvin worl...

Don't forget to check out the presenation from CEO Sal Jua Bosman Delft Circuits https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sjqw_2tKvrkfvD9PBUux50a5WSy4Wy4N/view?usp=sharing Interview with CEO Sal Jua Bosman from Delft Circuits In this episode, I speak with SalJua Bosman, CEO of Delft Circuits — a pioneering company tackling one ofquantum computing’s biggest bottlenecks: **cryogenic I/O**. ❄️⚡ As quant...

🚀Part 2 is live:Scaling Quantum—Inside the Mind of Qblox CEO Niels Bultink 🎙️ In this episode of Beyond the Qubit , I dive deeper into the heartof quantum control electronics with Niels Bultink, CEO of Qblox, one of the most essential enablers inthe global quantum computing stack. 💡 What makes Qbloxunique? ✔️ 120+ customers and 150+ FTEs ✔️ One of the few companies with significant revenue befor...

📖 Bonus: Don’t miss the Qblox presentation for a deeper dive into their vision andtechnology.  ⁠https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OAo5FEfVqCpW1p4q_WJvRcKJnTPwzT1S/view?usp=sharing⁠ Summary In this episode of Beyond the Qubit, host Frank Dekker interviews Niels Bultink, CEO of Qblox, a company focused on developing control systems for quantum computing. They discuss the transformative potential of...

What does it take to lead a quantum tech company at the forefront of scalable quantum computing? In this episode of Beyond the Qubit , we speak with Niels Bultink , co-founder and CEO of Qblox , a leading supplier of modular quantum control systems with over 120 global customers. 🎯 Topics we explore: The future of quantum computing and how it's already scaling How Qblox enables quantum resear...

Deep dive interview part 2: CEO IQM Jan Goetz https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1bhaE5X-UGHTJ0dOefg8N-kPCjXgVzG_1/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=107320335385389848136&rtpof=true&sd=true