Sep 16, 2026 · 32 min · 10 segments
Quantum computing has long been trapped inside massive dilution refrigerators, but SAXON Q is looking to change that. CEO Marius Grundmann joins host Konstantinos Karagiannis breaks down how his…
Marius GrundmannGuest
Konstantinos KaragiannisHostYeah, I would say this will be a cool conversation, but in fact, it might be the exact opposite because of a temperature detail we'll be getting into in a moment.
I have to say sort of informally as I was getting ready for DEF CON's Quantum Village, with the gang in our encrypted chats and everything, SaxonQ kept coming up.
Everyone's like, have you seen this? Have you seen this? Like, oh my, what's happening? Room temperature, quantum computing fits in a rack.
Everyone was getting kind of excited about it, especially when it was announced that there would be orders available.
But first off, walk listeners through the core physics of how these machines work.
Yeah, I would say this will be a cool conversation, but in fact, it might be the exact opposite because of a temperature detail we'll be getting into in a moment.
I have to say sort of informally as I was getting ready for DEF CON's Quantum Village, with the gang in our encrypted chats and everything, SaxonQ kept coming up.
Everyone's like, have you seen this? Have you seen this? Like, oh my, what's happening? Room temperature, quantum computing fits in a rack.
Everyone was getting kind of excited about it, especially when it was announced that there would be orders available.
But first off, walk listeners through the core physics of how these machines work.
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