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The Quantum Computing Revolution Podcast: Qubits, Quantum Algorithms, Quantum Computers, Cryptography, AI, Physics, and the Future of Computing · September 9 · 13 min

Co‑Designing Quantum Machines: Why Hardware and Software Must Grow Together

Tony explores the practical world of quantum co-design, explaining how algorithm creators and hardware engineers need to collaborate from the outset. He examines how connectivity, gate times, and noise profiles in trapped‑ion, neutral‑atom, photonic, and superconducting systems dictate algorithmic choices, and why treating qubits as black boxes leads to excessive depth and wasted coherence. The episode also covers corporate efforts to form cross‑disciplinary teams that aim to translate theoretical models into real-world quantum accelerators. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Tony explores the practical world of quantum co-design, explaining how algorithm creators and hardware engineers need to collaborate from the outset. He examines how connectivity, gate times, and noise profiles in trapped‑ion, neutral‑atom, photonic, and superconducting systems dictate algorithmic choices, and why treating qubits as black boxes leads to excessive depth and wasted coherence. The episode also covers corporate efforts to form cross‑disciplinary teams that aim to translate theoretical models into real-world quantum accelerators.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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