SCOUT· 39%2h 04m·2026-09-22·ScienceBuilding Quantum Computers at Semiconductor Scale | John Martinis on Qolab + Superconducting Qubits
What does it actually take to build a quantum computer that can scale to millions of qubits? Learn more about Qolab here: https://qolab.ai/ In this episode, we speak with John Martinis, recipient of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics. Martinis is a pioneer in superconducting quantum computing and led the team of…
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