Introducing Quantum Matters: Where Quantum Computing Gets Real
Quantum Matters: Where Quantum Computing Gets RealShow Notes
Introducing Quantum Matters, a podcast from D-Wave, the world’s first commercial quantum computing company. Every episode will explore where quantum is making a tangible difference today. You’ll hear from industry leaders, researchers, and academics who are applying quantum technology to find answers to their most challenging computational problems. You’ll also learn about real-world case studies to help you cut through the hype, separate fact from fiction, and develop an informed position on what this incredible technology could mean for you today.
Because quantum isn’t coming someday—it’s here, it’s scaling, and it’s creating opportunities and delivering real ROI right now. So whether you’re a quantum skeptic, enthusiast, or undecided, keep an eye out for Quantum Matters from D-Wave, coming soon to YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and everywhere you get your podcasts.
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