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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2025 · 37 MIN

The Next Tectonic Shift in Compute Might Not Be Quantum, It Might Be Cold

from Beyond the Qubit · host Frank Dekker

The Next Tectonic Shift in Compute MightNot Be Quantum, It Might Be ColdEveryone is talkingabout GPUs, AI, and compute power.But what if the next revolution isn’t about more energy, it’s about less? In the new episode of Beyond theQubit, I sit down with Thomas Ohki, CTO of Emergence Quantum a startup born from the Microsoft Quantum team that’s now pioneering a newfrontier: cryo-CMOS and cryogenicelectronics.These are the systems that bridge today’s classical chips with tomorrow’s quantum processors,the connective tissue between the hot and the cold, the digital and the quantum.And here’s the crazypart:❄️ They built itwithoutexternal capital.No VC rounds. Nohype cycles. Just science, conviction, and partnerships.We talked about: Thomas saidsomething that stuck with me:“Research isn’t engineering. It’s learning to fail productively.”This episode will make you rethink what “compute” really means in a post-AI world.🎧 Watch or listen here → https://youtu.be/R_852Ar-HRw  #BeyondTheQubit#QuantumComputing #DeepTech #AIHardware #CryoCMOS #Semiconductors #Innovation#Podcast 📌 Disclaimer: This post is shared on a personal basis and I do notrepresent any company

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