PsiQuantum
Quantum computing will be a world-changing technology with the potential to unlock powerful advances in medicine, energy, finance and beyond. At PsiQuantum, we’re focused on building the world’s first useful quantum computer. A useful quantum computer requires at least 1,000,000 qubits and error correction. We believe photonics is the only path to building a useful quantum computer. Our team at PsiQuantum is a mix of quantum physicists, semiconductor, systems, and software engineers, system architects and more. Error correction is at the centre of everything we do; and we focus on solving real-world problems. If you’re interested in joining our team, we are always open to hearing from exceptional people interested in working on one of the defining technologies of our lifetime.www.psiquantum.com
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Search complete. 17 mentions across 8 episodes found for "PsiQuantum".
Oct 15, 2026
How Does a Quantum Computer Work? - Johannes Pollanen, Eeroq
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8:08Johannes PollanenGUEST
Those, they're using the spins of electrons in, in semiconductors.
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8:12Johannes PollanenGUEST
There are folks who are working on trying to use ind- you know, particles of light as, as the qubits, like PsiQuantum and Xanadu.
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8:20Johannes PollanenGUEST
Um, and then, you know, there's us, which we're a little bit different, but I think we combine some of the, the, the benefits of these others.
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8:26Johannes PollanenGUEST
So we are an electron spin-based quantum computing company.
Combining Atoms and Photons in a New Type of QPU – with Professor Barak Dayan of Quantum Source
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7:15Barak DayanGUEST
So we, we also removed that, having that atom removes the constraint of having indistinguishable photons, which is a very, very, very, very big thing in photonic quantum computation.
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7:29Konstantinos KaragiannisHOST
So you need a whole bunch of different, I guess, hardware components because, uh, when, when you think of photonic quantum computing, of course, everyone thinks of PsiQuantum, right? We, we had them on pretty much just a few months after the show started.
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7:41Konstantinos KaragiannisHOST
It was years ago, and their, their machine isn't out yet, but everyone's kind of waiting to see.
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7:46Konstantinos KaragiannisHOST
So, so that's like linear optics and optical switching networks and, and all of that.
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8:09Konstantinos KaragiannisHOST
[chuckles]
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8:09Barak DayanGUEST
So yeah.
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8:11Barak DayanGUEST
So what PsiQuantum is doing is very, very admirable, and actually it inspired me back in 2018.
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8:19Barak DayanGUEST
I was actually-- So I know, uh, Ted Rudolph and Jeremy O'Brien-
Shaping the Future of Quantum Computing: Dr. Marta P. Estarellas, CEO of Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech
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27:33Stephen IbarakiHOST
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27:33Stephen IbarakiHOST
US2QC program, and they have two finalists, Microsoft and PsiQuantum, for utility scale, right? Proving utility scale, and this is after a year of due diligence from the top national laboratories.
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27:45Stephen IbarakiHOST
And so DARPA, uh, you know, created the, uh, QBI program, and some companies have now passed from Stage A to Stage B, like Quantinuum, um, IBM, uh, two out of Canada.
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27:56Stephen IbarakiHOST
I'm Canadian, so Xanadu.
NewsWrap: Friday 9 October - Battle lines are drawn in a full week of AI hearings
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19:07Justin HendryHOST
So yeah, it was DARPA, IBM, IonQ, and Atom Computing that moved forward on Thursday.
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19:13Justin HendryHOST
And earlier there was a-- Microsoft and PsiQuantum also progressed as part of another program, so they kind of got a fast track in.
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19:22Justin HendryHOST
This was the first, as I'm aware, sort of real batch through the QBI program.
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19:27Justin HendryHOST
It's incredible.
Trump Falls Apart in Greece
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16:33Ben MeiselasHOST
That was the area that Donald Trump spoke at two days ago at that shipyard, and Anduril was a recipient of an investment by Don Jr.'s 1789 Capital, uh, Holdings group over there.
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16:48Ben MeiselasHOST
Other Trump-linked companies receiving Pentagon contracts include Poweris, Vulcan Elements, FireHawk Aerospace, PsiQuantum, Hydrian, and Foundation Future Industries.
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17:01Ben MeiselasHOST
But yes, Hunter Biden sold a painting or two for two hundred and fifty K.
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17:07Ben MeiselasHOST
There you have it, everybody.
Billionaire Data Center Builder Insists There’s No AI Bubble
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1:18Kieran MeadowsHOST
Situated on a four-hundred and forty-acre Lake Michigan site that used to be a U.S. Steel factory, the so-called Quantum Shore will be one of the largest quantum computing campuses in the country when it opens at the end of twenty twenty-seven.
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1:32Kieran MeadowsHOST
Tenants include IBM and Palo Alto, California-based PsiQuantum, which plans to build a million-qubit quantum computer here.
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1:41Kieran MeadowsHOST
A qubit is short for a quantum bit.
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1:44Kieran MeadowsHOST
Such a machine would be unimaginably powerful, able to crack the usual types of encryption that keep most of the world's computers and bank accounts secure.
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2:18Kieran MeadowsHOST
It will cost some twelve billion dollars, five hundred million dollars of which is being ponied up by the state of Illinois.
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2:25Kieran MeadowsHOST
Because qubits are extremely sensitive to environmental conditions, the structure will feature a cryogenic plant that will feed super-cooled liquid helium and nitrogen to the computers.
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2:37Kieran MeadowsHOST
Marveling at the complexity of the project, he recalls when PsiQuantum's CEO told him he was going to design a building that would, quote, "change everything".
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2:47Kieran MeadowsHOST
It's fitting that Clark, who is sixty-seven years old, is leading work on this next-gen project.
Ironbridge CISO Consulting's Jim Almerico on the end of AI euphoria and the flaws emerging
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15:10Eli WoodwardHOST
Yeah, at a speed and scale we couldn't imagine even a year ago, for sure.
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15:14Eli WoodwardHOST
So just to change gears a little bit, uh, can you tell me a little bit about your work at PsiQuantum and quantum technology, et cetera?
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15:20Jim AlmericoGUEST
Great company.
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15:21Jim AlmericoGUEST
Uh, big shout out to PsiQuantum.
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15:23Jim AlmericoGUEST
Um, I was brought in early on when they were still in stealth mode and they were planning to come out of stealth mode, and they realized, uh, correctly that we will become a target, um, very quickly.
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15:40Jim AlmericoGUEST
So I did come in and help set up that security program, and one of the things that needed to be done was CMMC.
Etherums Effort To Attack Quantum Computing with John Lillick - QBC Ep. 08
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46:34John LillickGUEST
There are lots of deals that are happening.
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46:36John LillickGUEST
I mean, Psi Quantum just raised like 800 million bucks and I think Nvidia took like half the round.
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46:42John LillickGUEST
So I'm a VC.
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46:45John LillickGUEST
I invest in this stuff and I see deals all the time.
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46:47John LillickGUEST
They're getting done all the time.
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46:49John LillickGUEST
The money is not the problem, I don't think.
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46:53John LillickGUEST
Now, very specifically, and I go back to PsyQuantum, Just Google Psi Quantum Illinois, okay? The facility they're building is enormous.
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47:02John LillickGUEST
They've been getting shilled by Governor Pritzker and the Chicago mayor and all these other politicians.