ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Quantum gets talked about like it’s just around the corner, but building it is a completely different story.
Arturo Santiago sits down with Simon Hall, Chris Cox, and Dr. Bernard Lee for a practical conversation on quantum photonics, entanglement, and the work that actually makes these systems function. From measurement and standards to infrastructure and scalability, this episode focuses on what it takes to turn quantum from a concept into something real.
A clear, grounded look at where the technology stands today, and what still needs to happen next.
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