The episode discusses Google's new quantum chip, Willow, highlighting its superior performance compared to classical supercomputers thanks to a significant reduction in quantum error rates. Willow achieves the "below threshold" milestone, halving the error rate as the number of qubits increases, and surpasses the limits of classical systems in benchmarks such as "random circuit sampling." This advancement paves the way for practical applications across various fields, although it requires hybrid integration with classical technologies and a redefinition of business models. The focus is not only on speed but also on the ability to tackle computational problems currently deemed unsolvable.