# Vijoy Pandey

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Quantum Cameras and Sub-Diffraction Imaging with Johannes Galatsanos

Johannes Galatsanos occupies an unusual dual perch in the quantum ecosystem. As a co-author of the inaugural MIT Quantum Index Report, he's helped map the entire quantum landscape at altitude; as co-founder and CEO of Diffraqtion, he's staked his career on one of its most under-discussed corners: q…

Why quantum networks need a new architecture

The internet was built by reading packet headers. Quantum networks cannot do that. In this episode, I explore my biggest takeaways from Part 1 of my Beyond the Qubit interview with Vijoy Pandey, head of Outshift at Cisco. The key difference is simple but profound: classical networks scale by insp…

Why transduction could become the control point of quantum networking

Transduction is “everybody’s problem and nobody’s problem.” That line from Vijoy Pandey, SVP/GM of Outshift by Cisco, stayed with me after Part 2 of my Beyond the Qubit interview because it points to one of the most important value layers in quantum. In this episode, I explore why connecting quan…

Inside CoreWeave’s AI Infrastructure With Chen Goldberg

AI infrastructure used to be the part developers were supposed to forget about. What happens when the infrastructure itself starts determining what AI can do Corey Noles sits down with Chen Goldberg, Executive Vice President, Product & Engineering at CoreWeave, to unpack the systems underneath the…

How the Internet of Cognition Could Transform AI | Vijoy Pandey

AI agents can already connect and communicate. But can they understand one another, coordinate around a shared goal and genuinely think together? Vijoy Pandey, Senior Vice President and General Manager of Outshift by Cisco, joins Autria Godfrey to introduce the Internet of Cognition: a vision for e…

How Hume AI Is Teaching Voice Systems to Understand More Than Words

AI voices can already sound startlingly human. The harder problem is whether they actually understand how humans speak. Andrew Ettinger, CEO of Hume AI, joins Corey Noles and Grant Harvey to explain why voice AI still has a “listening problem.” A transcript can capture the words someone says while…

Can AI Help Cure Genetic Disease?

Corey and Grant sit down with Mammoth Biosciences co-founder and CEO Dr. Trevor Martin to explain how CRISPR is moving from a laboratory tool toward one-time medicines. Trevor breaks down how Mammoth searches massive biological datasets for new CRISPR systems, why AI is useful but still constrain…

#383 How to Coordinate Intelligence Across Teams & Agents | Vijoy Pandey, SVP of Outshift at Cisco

AI agents are getting easier to build and connect. Open standards now let them discover each other, pass messages and use shared tools. But connecting agents is not the same as getting them to work toward the same goal, and research on multi-agent systems shows that misalignment grows with every ag…

#247: OpenAI’s Mounting Safety Concerns, Anthropic’s AI Expectations Gap, MAICON 2026 Recap, AI Score & Gemini 4 Argon

A safety lead who authored OpenAI's model reports left and told Ezra Klein the industry can't reliably safeguard the systems it's already shipping. Paul Roetzer and Mike Kaput unpack that interview, OpenAI's fired safety researchers, and reporting that labs expect a catastrophic AI incident within …

Can Living Neurons Make AI 5x Faster?

Neurosurgeon-scientists Alex Ksendzovsky and Jon Pomeraniec explain how The Biological Computing Company uses living neurons as a research platform for AI. Their team grows roughly 150,000 cells on a 4,096-electrode array, sends in patterns such as handwritten digits, records how the neurons respon…