Dr. Ernest Blatchley
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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That takes a ton of energy in the first place.
And it doesn't actually change the computational complexity of the computer hardware that you're running.
It just solves the power challenge.
Quantum can unlock much more than that.
I think the answer is that quantum is at this interface of deep science and engineering.
And a lot of what needs to happen over the next three to five years to bring this technology to market at scale is engineering risk, but it is quantum engineering risk.
And it's not vanilla.
It's not that it's easy, not that any of the purely classical stuff is easy.
It's not vanilla rocket science, and it's not vanilla fab at scale, right?
And so if you look at the leaders in quantum computing hardware, it's not necessarily the Intels of the world.
Incredible company that has propelled humanity forward for half a century.
But they're not the leaders in quantum because quantum is a new form of engineering.
And I wouldn't characterize it as science risk.
I think for quantum, a lot of that is behind us, even though there's tremendous work to be done.
But there is a lot of quantum engineering risk.
And that's an area where I think you need to see companies that are quantum specific bring the technology forward.
And at that point, I think that all the big AI labs are going to need to lean in with quantum.
there's a few things that need to happen.
I think the FUD is real because the companies that are succeeding and doing well in this space, you can't tell by looking at their financials.
You can't put on your kind of growth investor hat and say, yeah, this is going to be a tremendous company and look at the metrics.
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