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Quantum Computing: The Future of Computing Beyond Classical Limits with IBM’s Bob TK
In this episode of Foresight Radio, host Thomas Koulopoulos sits down with Bob TK, VP of IBM Q Strategy and Ecosystem at IBM Research, to explore one of the most mind-bending and transformational technologies of our time: Quantum Computing.
Their conversation covers:
🔹 What is quantum computing? A breakdown of qubits, superposition, and entanglement
🔹 Why classical computers are reaching their limits—and how quantum will take over where they fall short
🔹 Quantum advantage & supremacy—when will quantum computing surpass today’s most powerful supercomputers?
🔹 Practical applications today and in the future—from drug discovery and AI acceleration to financial modeling and materials science
🔹 How to access a quantum computer TODAY—IBM is making quantum computing available to the public!
We are at the dawn of a new computing era—one that defies classical logic and could redefine science, business, and human progress. Are we ready for it?
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By Thomas KoulopoulosIn this episode of Foresight Radio, host Thomas Koulopoulos sits down with Bob TK, VP of IBM Q Strategy and Ecosystem at IBM Research, to explore one of the most mind-bending and transformational technologies of our time: Quantum Computing.
Their conversation covers:
🔹 What is quantum computing? A breakdown of qubits, superposition, and entanglement
🔹 Why classical computers are reaching their limits—and how quantum will take over where they fall short
🔹 Quantum advantage & supremacy—when will quantum computing surpass today’s most powerful supercomputers?
🔹 Practical applications today and in the future—from drug discovery and AI acceleration to financial modeling and materials science
🔹 How to access a quantum computer TODAY—IBM is making quantum computing available to the public!
We are at the dawn of a new computing era—one that defies classical logic and could redefine science, business, and human progress. Are we ready for it?