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Inside Qilimanjaro’s Industrial PhD Program

SHARE ARTICLE There is a particular problem that comes with building technology in a field that barely existed a decade ago: the people you need have not been trained yet. Science keeps advancing; there are countless real, solvable engineering challenges, and commercial interest is growing. But the people who can work across physics, hardware, and […] The post Inside Qilimanjaro’s Industrial PhD Program appeared first on Qilimanjaro.
There is a particular problem that comes with building technology in a field that barely existed a decade ago: the people you need have not been trained yet. Science keeps advancing; there are countless real, solvable engineering challenges, and commercial interest is growing. But the people who can work across physics, hardware, and applications at the same time are still just a few. For a field as young as quantum computing, that gap is expected. At Qilimanjaro, we decided to…
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