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Endgame Quantum Computing Unlocked?
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29:08Now PlayingJulian Kelly, the director of quantum hardware at Google Quantum AI, explains how close we are to quantum computers that can solve practical problems.
This is a clip from episode 113 of Hard Fork,
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Julian Kelly, director of quantum hardware at Google Quantum AI.
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Quantum Computing Inches Closer to Reality After Another Google Breakthrough
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“Hard Fork” is hosted by Kevin Roose and Casey Newton. Produced by Rachel Cohn and Whitney Jones. Edited by Jen Poyant Engineering by Alyssa Moxley and original music by Dan Powell, Elisheba Ittoop and Marion Lozano. Our audience is Nell Gallogly. Video production by Ryan Manning and Chris Schodt. Video QC by Isabella Anderson. Podcast Art Direction by Benjamin Wilkerson Tousley. Podcast Art & Animations by Julian Hespenheide. Additional Motion graphics by Phil Robibero. Thumbnails by Julia Moburg, Elizabeth Bristow, and Harshal Duddalwar. Special thanks to Paula Szuchman, Pui-Wing Tam, Nell Gallogly, Kate LoPresti and Jeffrey Miranda.
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