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This episode centers on Q-CTRL's software stack for quantum control and error suppression, detailing specific product lines like Boulder Opal and Fire Opal that are critical for advancing practical quantum computing applications. The discussion highlights the intersection of AI-driven learning algorithms (Black Opal) with quantum hardware management, making it a relevant update for professionals tracking developments in quantum infrastructure and control systems.

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IQT The Quantum Dragon Podcast Episode 89 – Is anyone still listening?

Inside Quantum TechnologyAugust 26, 20261 min read

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 navigati...

I try to keep these podcasts to about 20 minutes, but Q-CTRL just has way, way, way too much going on. So…

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