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IQT's The Quantum Dragon Podcast

IQT's The Quantum Dragon Podcast

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Quantum is way too interesting for anything written about it to be boring. The Quantum Dragon aggregates news, books, papers, podcasts, etc.... anything that is as entertaining as it is informative.

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  • Studying people is harder than studying electrons.

    Studying people is harder than studying electrons.
    Oct 16 2026
    The Quantum Dragon hasn’t tried studying people before, but after listening to Dr. Gita Gopinath, Founding Director of Global Economics Lab, quote Prof. Richard Feynman, he decided to give it a try. In the short week between last week’s newsletter and this one, I already heard him say “no thank you” as he walked back into his cave.CLICK HERE TO READ IQT NEWS (FEAT. THE QUANTUM DRAGON)This week’s IQT News:* Current and Future Product Development in Quantum Finance* Looking Forward to Q+AI 3.0 & PQC* Great Networking and a Dinner Cruise* IQT Sunday Edition* Q-Day is bad actors monetizing what they’re stealing today.* Update on Financing of Quantum Chemicals & Quantum Life Science* Paradigm Shift in Government and Institutional Funding for Quantum FinanceThis week’s The Premium Quantum Dragon (Substack):* But, again, who didn’t make DARPA’s cut?* Infleqtion + Moonshot = Yaqumo* Yonsei University’s Q-Bridge Platform* QData Quantum Intelligence Terminal* Qibo* Keyfactor’s PQC Lab Test Drive* Does IonQ own The Quantum Insider or not?* Quip NetworkThis week’s Friends of The Quantum Dragon (inline):* The One and Only Neutral Atom Company by Dr. Ben Bloom, CEO of Atom Computing* “Hardened open-source components can free cryptography specialists to focus on advancing quantum-resistant protection.” by Michael Wood, RapidFort CMO* “Every quarter spent working through a migration roadmap is another quarter of exposure compounding silently.” by Simon Pamplin, CTO at CertesIn this edition:* THIRD ITERATION OF QUANTUM+AI OFFERS 80 POWEHOUSE SPEAKERS AND GREAT NETWORKING; PQC TRACK INCLUDED* The One and Only Neutral Atom Company* Need a little Chinese propaganda in your life?* Get to steppin’.* “It’s time to build applications.”* Look at the size of that thing.* Did you plug it in?* Not all blockchains are scared of quantum computers.* Inside a Quantum Computer! with Andrea Morello* It’s like trying to thread a needle while riding a jackhammer.* I’ve never seen that before.* “Hardened open-source components can free cryptography specialists to focus on advancing quantum-resistant protection.”* Buy bonds!* The Quantum Omelette Problem* Lessons from Apple’s implementation of PQC in iMessage* We still haven’t picked a modality!* Q-Day is bad actors monetizing what they’re stealing today.* The CQO needs a sunset clause.* A Guinness-drinking Zuckerberg Meme* Google’s Stir of Echoes* “Every quarter spent working through a migration roadmap is another quarter of exposure compounding silently.”* Spin qubits are finally getting some love.* Quantum Noise DetectorCLICK HERE TO READ IQT NEWS (FEAT. THE QUANTUM DRAGON)THIRD ITERATION OF QUANTUM+AI OFFERS 80 POWERHOUSE SPEAKERS AND GREAT NETWORKING; PQC TRACK INCLUDEDQ+AI October 25-27 in New York City is a week from starting. The speaker lineup authored by Bob Sutor and Brian Siegelwax offers over 80 speakers including several exciting “fireside” chats. Cantor Fitzgerald is chairing the always interesting “chief executive” session; the event also includes a unique “show me the money” session. Q+AI also provides one of the few PQC tracks on 26 October. Registrants to Quantum+AI are entitled entry to the PQC seminar. A networking hall includes a dozen sponsors and several hours meeting fellow attendees. Complete registration information: www.iqtevent.com. Get full access to The Quantum Dragon at bsiegelwax.substack.com/subscribe
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  • Diamonds are forever.

    Diamonds are forever.
    Oct 8 2026
    Since time immemorial, red dragons have hoarded gold. The Quantum Dragon still does. However, the launch of the Melbourne Quantum Diamond Hub (MQDH) has opened his mind to diversifying his interests. Fortunately, he has tough skin, and he has already discovered that he can roll around in diamonds as easily as he can gold.CLICK HERE TO READ IQT NEWS (FEAT. THE QUANTUM DRAGON)This week’s IQT News:* What Are the Capabilities the Financial Services Industry Is Looking for in Quantum Technology?* SEALSQ Returns as Titanium Sponsor at IQT Q+AI 3.0 PQC* The MRI of Electronics* DecaQ went silver!* IQT Sunday Edition* The Incomparable QSimulate* Future Product Development in Quantum Chemistry & Quantum Life Sciences & Expected Timelines to MarketThis week’s The Premium Quantum Dragon (Substack):* Bull’s Qaptiva* Finally! Pasqal in 3D.* These numbers are wrong.* AQT’s Product Finder for Instruments* Quantum Circuit Repository* A look inside the Xanadu algorithms teamThis week’s Friends of The Quantum Dragon (inline):* Identify bottlenecks, reduce hardware requirements and prepare for FTQC. by Simon Fried, VP of Corporate Communications, Classiq* The Culmination of Two Years of Extensive Development Work by Christina Hausman, VP of Product Growth at Quantum XChangeIn this edition:* Experimental: Ask Inside Quantum Technology* Chronos, Synchronos, and Kairos walk into a bar.* Identify bottlenecks, reduce hardware requirements and prepare for FTQC.* The MRI of Electronics* DecaQ went silver!* “If you arrive in Tokyo, it was not a flight simulator.”* Dr. Thomas Ehmer’s analogy is intentionally backward.* How can a single photon encode more than one qubit?* Quantum Sensors, Explained, @3blue1brown Style* What’s shakin’?* Busan’s Quantum Magic Exhibition* Not no. Hell no.* The Second Casualty of War* Support The Quantum Kid* Definitely don’t judge a book by its cover.* Whisper Down the Lane* The promise of quantum remains… promising* The Culmination of Two Years of Extensive Development Work* When the Pipeline Fails, the Damage Isn’t DigitalCLICK HERE TO READ IQT NEWS (FEAT. THE QUANTUM DRAGON) Get full access to The Quantum Dragon at bsiegelwax.substack.com/subscribe
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  • The MRI of Electronics

    The MRI of Electronics
    Oct 2 2026

    It’s not easy for The Quantum Dragon to find work. After all, good luck telling a firebreather what to do. Fortunately, however, he recently found one way to commercialize his quantum talents. It’s not in his personality to sit around counting time like decades-old atomic clock technologies, but, apparently, the next real-world application of “quantum” is in quantum-sensing-based semiconductor inspection, the diagnostic step fabs turn to when they need to find out why chips are failing before a process is ready for volume production.

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