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Episode 2: Philip Intallura - Innovative quantum solutions for financial services
The next episode of Qubit Confidental is live!
I spoke with Philip Intallura, Group Head of Quantum Technologies at HSBC about his unconventional journey from quantum physics research to banking, driven by the potential of quantum technologies.
Philip highlighted HSBC's strategic investment in quantum, emphasizing its dual impact: generating a projected $2 trillion in value by 2035 as well as the need to manage the threat to current encryption protocols posed by quantum computers.
HSBC's initiatives include joining BT and Toshiba's quantum network and piloting tokenized gold transactions using post-quantum cryptography.
Collaborations with 50 partners, including IBM and Oxford University spin-offs, are crucial. Regulatory engagement is always top of mind, with proactive guidance from bodies like NIST and the G7 cyber committee.
HSBC focuses on real-world use cases and emphasizes the importance of executive sponsorship and the relationships that are enabled by attending in-person conferences and events.
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By Christopher BishopThe next episode of Qubit Confidental is live!
I spoke with Philip Intallura, Group Head of Quantum Technologies at HSBC about his unconventional journey from quantum physics research to banking, driven by the potential of quantum technologies.
Philip highlighted HSBC's strategic investment in quantum, emphasizing its dual impact: generating a projected $2 trillion in value by 2035 as well as the need to manage the threat to current encryption protocols posed by quantum computers.
HSBC's initiatives include joining BT and Toshiba's quantum network and piloting tokenized gold transactions using post-quantum cryptography.
Collaborations with 50 partners, including IBM and Oxford University spin-offs, are crucial. Regulatory engagement is always top of mind, with proactive guidance from bodies like NIST and the G7 cyber committee.
HSBC focuses on real-world use cases and emphasizes the importance of executive sponsorship and the relationships that are enabled by attending in-person conferences and events.