Quantum Industry Day in Switzerland 2024

23 Sept 2024 | Basel, Switzerland

Matija Zesko

Quantum Engagement Manager

Alice & Bob

Zurich, Switzerland

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I engage with companies in the broad industry to guide them towards the right use cases for quantum computers.

My organisation

Alice & Bob

Alice & Bob

Start-up

Paris, France

Alice & Bob is a French quantum computing hardware builder based on the technology of cat qubits. Our core belief is that we need fault-tolerant devices to get value from quantum computers; therefore, we have chosen the cat qubit that suppresses bit flip noise exponentially, and we use quantum error correction codes to correct the remaining phase flip. This approach allows us to reduce qubit counts by factors of up to 200x.
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About me

Matija is a Quantum Engagement Manager in The Box at Alice & Bob. He works with his clients in crafting their quantum strategy and selecting the best use cases where quantum computing can be beneficial. Before joining Alice & Bob, he worked at McKinsey & Company where, in addition to his client work in quantum technologies, he authored multiple reports on quantum computing. His educational background is in experimental quantum physics, with a PhD from ETH Zurich.

My organisation

Alice & Bob is a French quantum computing hardware builder based on the technology of cat qubits. Our core belief is that we need fault-tolerant devices to get value from quantum computers; therefore, we have chosen the cat qubit that suppresses bit flip noise exponentially, and we use quantum error correction codes to correct the remaining phase flip. This approach allows us to reduce qubit counts by factors of up to 200x.

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Speaker sessions (1)

Monday, 23 September 2024

14:00 - 16:00

Session A - Quantum Instrumentation

Format:In-person
Location:Room 3 - uptownGarden
Track:
Session A - Quantum Instrumentation

Matija Zesko, Alice & Bob - Romain Albert, Silent Waves - Steffen Säuber, Kiutra - Tobias Thiele, Zurich Instruments - Marco Szalay, ParTec