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From the front lines of the Iran conflict to the International Space Station, a new kind of arms race is heating up.

And it isn't about traditional ballistics.

It's about quantum.

The ability to navigate without satellite is no longer science fiction.

It's a national security mandate.

Matt Kinsella, CEO of Inflection, the company deploying quantum clocks to navigate without GPS on Earth, joins us now because...

In a few days, it was meant to be today, weather has denied you, you're going to send up some of your technology to the International Space Station because we're updating quantum research in space.

Why?

What is it giving people?

Well, first of all, thank you so much for having me, Caroline.

And let me tell you a little bit about Inflection just because that'll help inform the answer.

So Inflection is a quantum technologies company and we create a suite of products all based on these quantum cores.

And inside these quantum cores live millions of atoms and we turn those atoms into all sorts of products ranging from clocks,