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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…

Illustration of a blue light beam tunneling through two transparent glass barriers, representing photonic tunneling and frustrated total internal reflection in quantum optics.
Photonic

When Light Walks Through Walls: The Quantum Physics Behind Photonic Tunneling

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 17, 2026 0

Let me take you somewhere strange for a moment. Imagine watching a beam of light strike a perfectly polished mirror.…

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Hardware Podcast

From Hogwarts to Hardware: How Quantum Grew Up

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 17, 2026 0

Six years ago, working in quantum computing felt a bit like saying you were going to Hogwarts IQ Podcast Taping…

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Business Hardware

Can Quantum Computing Power the AI Boom?

Frank La Vigne Feb 16, 2026 0

Imagine a race, not with sprinters or cars, but a competition spanning global proportions—one that involves the dizzying realms of…

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Title card reading “The Quantum Frontier: SPACs Are Back” over a futuristic city skyline at dusk with glowing digital network lines connecting skyscrapers.
Hardware Photonic

The Quantum Frontier: Navigating the Return of SPACs in 2026

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 13, 2026 0

Something interesting is happening in 2026. SPACs are back. If that sentence makes you pause, you’re not alone. The first…

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Title card reading “From If to When: The Quantum Turning Point” above a glowing blue and purple quantum processor chip on a dark circuit board background.
Cybersecurity Hardware

The Dawn of the Quantum Decade: Inside Europe’s High-Stakes Tech Race

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 13, 2026 0

On February 13, 2026, something subtle but seismic happened. Quantum computing stopped sounding like a lab experiment… and started sounding…

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Communications Hardware Internet Photonic

From Optical Tables to Glass Chips: The Breakthrough Making the Quantum Internet Deployable

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 10, 2026 0

The promise of a global quantum internet has captivated researchers for decades. In theory, such a network would transmit information…

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Hardware Photonic

Light, Routed With Intention: How Osaka’s Ion Trap Breakthrough Moves Quantum Closer to Scale

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 10, 2026 0

Quantum computing doesn’t fail because of ideas. It stalls because of physics. And one of the most under-discussed bottlenecks in…

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Engineering Hardware

Germany’s €3B Quantum Gambit: From Superconducting Spin-offs to “Room Temp” Revolutions

Candace Gillhoolley Feb 3, 2026 0

While much of the global quantum conversation still revolves around university labs and experimental breakthroughs, Germany has been quietly doing…

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Photonic

The Green Revolution 2.0: When Quantum Dots Meet Photosynthesis

Candace Gillhoolley Jan 23, 2026 0

For billions of years, nature has quietly run the most efficient energy system on the planet. No factories. No smokestacks.…

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Illustration showing a glowing atomic structure connected by a light waveform to a laser-based quantum hardware system, representing photonics enabling atomic-level precision in quantum infrastructure.
News Photonic

Building for Atomic Precision: Why MKS Is Becoming Core to Quantum Infrastructure

Candace Gillhoolley Jan 22, 2026 0

At Photonics West 2026 (January 20–22 in San Francisco), one thing was unmistakably clear: photonics is no longer a supporting…

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