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Michaela Eichinger (Quantum Machines): Why classical compute and HPC integration will define useful quantum

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May 4, 2026
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25:23
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Yuval Boger interviews Michaela Eichinger, a product solutions physicist at Quantum Machines and the author of a widely read quantum computing newsletter. They discuss her transition from academia to industry, her fascination with systems-level views of the quantum stack, and the role of communication in building the quantum ecosystem. The conversation covers the state of quantum computing in 2026, realistic metrics for progress, superconducting qubits, and why classical processing and HPC integration are becoming central to useful quantum computers.

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Michaela Eichinger
Product Solutions Physicist, Quantum Machines
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Michaela Eichinger (Quantum Machines): Why classical compute and HPC integration will define useful quantum

May 4, 2026
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Overview

Yuval Boger interviews Michaela Eichinger, a product solutions physicist at Quantum Machines and the author of a widely read quantum computing newsletter. They discuss her transition from academia to industry, her fascination with systems-level views of the quantum stack, and the role of communication in building the quantum ecosystem. The conversation covers the state of quantum computing in 2026, realistic metrics for progress, superconducting qubits, and why classical processing and HPC integration are becoming central to useful quantum computers.

Read the full transcript or listen to the episode here.


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