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Building the Quantum Future -Research, Industry, and the Duke Quantum Center

Posted on August 27, 2026 by Frank La Vigne

In this episode, we’re joined by Rachel Noek, Senior Research Scientist and Technical Program …

The Intersection of AI and Quantum: Overhyped Promise or Real Potential?

Posted on August 4, 2026 by Frank La Vigne

In today’s episode, we sit down with Severyn Balaniuk, a research software developer at 1QBit, whose…

S1 E18: She Left School at 13. Now She Advises Boards on Quantum Computing

Posted on July 22, 2026 by Candace Gillhoolley

Welcome to this episode of WIQC, where Candace Gillhoolley sits down with Louise Davey, a quantum re…

Inside the AI and Quantum Boom – Market Movers, Milestones, and Data Center Frenzy

Posted on July 20, 2026 by Frank La Vigne

This week, Candace and Frank are back, diving into a summer that’s hot in more ways than one—w…

S1 E16: Surviving Setbacks and Building Confidence -Women Leading in Quantum

Posted on July 9, 2026 by Candace Gillhoolley

In today’s episode, host Candace Gillhoolley sits down with Alicia Weldon, a theoretical chemist who…

Q-Day, Quantum Satellites, and the Coming Shift in Cybersecurity

Posted on July 7, 2026 by Frank La Vigne

In this episode, the conversation focused on the transformative potential of quantum networks alongs…

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Career Women in Quantum

Adaptability Is the Real Career Strategy (Especially in Deep Tech)

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 20, 2026 0

Most people were taught to think about their careers like a ladder, something steady, predictable, and linear. You pick a…

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Why the Quantum Revolution Risks Leaving Women Behind—And What to Do About It

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 20, 2026 0

We are standing at the edge of one of the most profound technological shifts of our time. Quantum computing promises…

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There Is No Straight Path Into Quantum and That’s the Point

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 19, 2026 0

Most people picture quantum careers like a hallway with bright lighting and clear signage. You enter early—maybe with a childhood…

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IBM’s Quantum Pioneer Charles H. Bennett Wins 2025 Turing Award for Breakthrough Contributions

Frank La Vigne Mar 19, 2026 0

Charles H. Bennett, an IBM Fellow, has been honored as a co-recipient of the 2025 ACM A.M. Turing Award, alongside…

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Why “Cat Qubits” Could Change the Timeline for Useful Quantum Computers

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 19, 2026 0

How Alice & Bob’s Cat Qubit Architecture Could Accelerate Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing For years, the race to build powerful quantum…

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Switzerland’s “Quiet” Quantum Strategy: Why Neutrality is its Secret Weapon

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 19, 2026 0

In the world of national quantum strategies, we’ve become used to big, flashy announcements. Billion-euro moonshots. “Manhattan Project” comparisons. Press…

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IonQ’s 256-Qubit System and the Rise of the Quantum Innovation Campus

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 19, 2026 0

The global race to build useful quantum computers is no longer confined to laboratory experiments or theoretical breakthroughs. Increasingly, the…

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Career Women in Quantum

There Is No Straight Path Into Quantum—And That’s the Point

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 18, 2026 0

Most people assume there’s only one way into quantum. You study physics.You get a PhD.You spend years in academia.Then—maybe—you enter…

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Realizing Feynman’s Vision: IBM’s New Blueprint for Quantum-Centric Supercomputing

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 18, 2026 0

In 1981, physicist Richard Feynman issued a challenge that still echoes through the computing world: “Nature isn’t classical… and if…

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The Quantum Supercomputer Era Has Begun

Candace Gillhoolley Mar 18, 2026 0

For years, quantum computers have been treated like exotic laboratory instruments. Delicate machines are kept in deep-freeze environments.Highly specialized devices…

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