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The Coherence Times

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The Coherence Times podcast serves to break down the challenging world of quantum computing into foundational lessons exploring the challenges and the breakthroughs of this era defining generational tech. 
In this podcast, our host Ryan Mandelbaum will speak to technologists, researchers, and quantum leaders to discover the fascinating world of quantum computing, gaining a deeper understanding of how this technology works, and the tremendous potential quantum computing promises.
As quantum is an emerging technology, this podcast must appeal to all listeners, while promoting an accurate and hype-free view about the technology and its potential. Therefore, it will level with its listeners and feature a curious tone, while always sticking to facts and realistic presentations of the material. We will be earnest and joyful leaving snark for rare and warranted cases, such as for mythbusting popular news.

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  1. What is quantum machine learning, really?

    Visit The Coherence Times podcast page to get more AI content → https://www.ibm.com/think/podcasts/the-coherence-times Aritificial intelligence has transformed the way researchers explore some of the world’s biggest problems, but what happe

  2. How quantum computers tackle differential equations

    Some of the most important problems in science and engineering can be expressed using differential equations, which describe how systems change over time. From electrical circuits to fluid dynamics, plasma physics, and other complex natural

  3. Inside quantum-centric supercomputing

    One of the biggest misconceptions about quantum computing is that it will eventually replace classical computing, but that’s not the case. *All* quantum computing relies on classical computing, even just for loading data and reading outputs

  4. Inside quantum optimization research

    Optimization is often cited as one of quantum computing’s most promising applications. Businesses and researchers are constantly searching for better routes, schedules, allocations, and ways to allocate limited resources, meaning that a com

  5. How to install a quantum computer

    Visit The Coherence Times podcast page to get more quantum content → https://www.ibm.com/think/podcasts/the-coherence-times Quantum computers represent a fundamentally new paradigm in the science of computation, so it’s no surprise that qua

  6. Why IBM quantum computers are colder than space

    Visit The Coherence Times podcast page to get more AI content → https://www.ibm.com/think/podcasts/the-coherence-times IBM’s superconducting quantum computers don’t just require advanced quantum processors, they also rely on highly speciali

  7. How quantum computers model molecules

    Visit The Coherence Times podcast page to get more AI content → https://www.ibm.com/think/podcasts/the-coherence-times The very first proposals for quantum computing centered on its potential to simulate molecules and other quantum systems—

  8. Building time crystals with quantum computers

    Crystals are defined by repeating patterns—but what if those patterns unfold in time rather than space? In this episode of The Coherence Times, we take a closer look at “time crystals”—systems of interacting particles that exhibit unique be

  9. A decade of quantum on the cloud

    It was almost exactly ten years ago, on May 4, 2026, that IBM put the first quantum computer on the cloud. This was a seminal moment in computing history. For the first time, anyone could run quantum circuits on a real quantum computer from

  10. Your quantum future starts here: The Coherence Times returns for season 2

    Season 2 of The Coherence Times Podcast has arrived! Follow along as host Ryan Mandelbaum interviews quantum computing experts about the latest developments in quantum algorithms, hardware, systems, and more. Learn how researchers and engin

  11. When will quantum computers beat classical computers?

    Explore the podcast → http://www.ibm.com/think/podcast/the-coherence-times Quantum computers have the potential to solve some valuable scientific problems faster, more accurately, or more cost-effectively than any classical computer. They h

  12. Using quantum computers to uncover the mysteries of quantum physics

    One of the most promising application areas for quantum computers involved their ability to simulate the most fundamental behaviors of the tiny subatomic particles that make up the matter and forces that shape our universe. Because of their

  13. Inside Quantum Algorithms: Speedups, Hybrids & the Future

    What are algorithms, and why are they so important to computing? In this episode of The Coherence Times, we dive into the fascinating world of quantum algorithms and explore their complicated relationship with their classical counterparts.

  14. How to put a superconducting quantum computer in the cloud

    Explore the podcast → https://www.ibm.com/think/podcasts/the-coherence-times It wasn’t so long ago that quantum computers were obscure, highly experimental devices available only to researchers and students working out of university researc

  15. Inside Quantum Computers: Superconductors, Scaling & the Future

    Explore the podcast → http://www.ibm.com/think/podcast/the-coherence-times What makes quantum computing different from classical computing? Why can’t we just build bigger supercomputers? In this episode of The Coherence Times, we explore ho

  16. From Quantum Weirdness to Quantum Simulations

    Explore the podcast → https://www.ibm.com/think/podcasts/the-coherence-times Quantum isn’t just weird physics—it’s the foundation of our universe and will soon be key to simulating nature in ways today's computers can’t. In this Coherence T

  17. Introducing The Coherence Times podcast

    The Coherence Times podcast breaks the challenging world of quantum computing into foundational lessons exploring the challenges and the breakthroughs of this era-defining technology. In this podcast, our host Ryan Mandelbaum will speak to

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