The emergence of quantum engineering requires exposure to many overlapping disciplines. Can a software engineer or a business professional transition to quantum engineering? Amrita Manzari fortunately discovered that the answer is “Yes”.
Quantum Adoption: Lessons Learned from a Quantum Strategist
Producers want to understand how to reach the business community, particularly when quantum is such a complex technology.
Consumers demand to understand why quantum, and why now?
In this article, Brian Lenahan shares lessons from his practice, research and global interaction through the Quantum Strategy Institute.
Quantum Startups: High Tech Entrepreneurs & the QSI Mission
Kanav Setia is CEO of qbraid, a New Hampshire-based quantum startup developing a cloud-based platform for managed access to other quantum computing software and hardware. Setia thinks now is the perfect time. For what? The perfect time to invest in quantum technologies.
Quantum Evolution: Approach with Caution
You approach an intersection on any road. Something one might do every day. The light turns yellow. Society’s universal social contract requires you to clear the intersection by slowing down or, if in the midst of the intersection, continue through. Yellow lights universally suggest caution.
As a businessperson first, technology enthusiast second, I have always approached new technology ideas with caution ensuring a primary focus on…
The Impact of Quantum Computing on Cryptography and Data
Business leaders thinking about the future of their companies’ data security need only look at the image attached to this article. A key with the potential to open the universe of digital 1’s and 0’s. The abundant research and development being applied to quantum computing promises to launch a whole new universe of computing security considerations. In this article, Joe Ghalbouni provides insight into…
Educating a Quantum Workforce for Industry – Strategy, Pedagogy, and Learnings
The preparation of a quantum workforce for industry use is significantly different than the preparation of a workforce to create quantum hardware technology. There are stark differences in the stakeholders (technologists vs. managerial), the key spaces (security, algorithms / programming, specific domains like healthcare), and…