HeyJaredIQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast
IQT podcast has a new brand name: IQT/QUANTUM DRAGON PODCAST hosted by Brian Siegelwax. The IQT podcast offers in-depth discussions offers the views of the most interesting players in the dynamic world of quantum computing and technology.
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- Aug 26, 2026
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IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 89 – Is anyone still listening? (opens the original)
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I try to keep these podcasts to about 20 minutes, but Q-CTRL just has way, way, way too much going on. So go grab yourself a fresh cup of Joe, kick back in your favorite chair, and relax as Alex Shih, VP of Product at Q-CTRL, and I speak about Q-CTRL’s growth, Ironstone Opal for GPS-free navigation, Boulder Opal for quantum control, Fire Opal for error suppression, Black Opal for learning, and so much more. Alex Shih (LinkedIn) Q-CTRL (website) Q-CTRL (LinkedIn) Ironstone Opal Boulder Opal Fire
IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 88 – It’s already blinking red. (opens the original)
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I spoke with Rebecca Krauthamer, CEO and Co-Founder of QuSecure, about the implications of the post-quantum cryptography (PQC) market splitting between early movers and laggards on the laggards, the bestowing of US military standards for QuSecure’s civilian customers, the difference between NIST standards and US military standards, the benefits of AWS Qualified Software Certification, why Forbes keeps recognizing QuSecure as one of America’s Best Startup Employers, and more. Rebecca Krauthamer (
IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 87 – Your entropy isn’t random enough. (opens the original)
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I spoke with Denis Mandich, CTO of Qrypt, about his former-CIA point of view about quantum and cryptography, how Qrypt generates identical keys at multiple endpoints, why a non-certified single QRNG isn’t good enough, how the emergence of entanglement-based quantum networks would change his sales pitch, Nvidia’s role in Qrypt’s non-computing quantum technology, non-cryptographic QRNG applications, and more. Denis Mandich (LinkedIn) Qrypt (website) Qrypt (LinkedIn) Dragon Castle by Makai Symphony
IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 86 – Millions of Qubits in a 6U Form Factor (opens the original)
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I spoke with Jason Lynch, CEO of Equal1, about the actual size of the Bell-1 silicon spin quantum computer, when we’ll see a breakthrough in qubit counts, quantum networking the devices together, shrinking the system from 22U to 6U, power consumption, democratization, and more. Jason Lynch (LinkedIn) Equal1 (website) Equal1 (LinkedIn) Dragon Castle by Makai Symphony | https://soundcloud.com/makai-symphony Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons CC BY-SA 3.0 http
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