Andreas Ahlgren at Sopra Steria is a genuine quantum enthusiast. In September 2022 his enthusiasm was merged with that of Lars Nordbryhn at IBM and Sølve Selstø from our Quantum Hub at Sopra Steria’s “Quantumkväll”. Together they presented their perspectives on quantum computing – what it is and how it could be used. It was a pleasure to see that several of Andreas’ colleges decided to join. The enthusiasm seems to be contagious.
Kvanterevolusjonen rykker nærmere
As a part of a seminar given by Tekna, september 2022, Kristian Wold gives an introduction to quantum computing – in addition to explaining how quantum computing may be used within machine learning.
Quantum Computing and AI: Why should we care?
In this NORA webinar, Pedro Lind and Sergiy Denysov tell us about a quantum applicaton with huge potential: Quantum AI – quantum computing applied to improve machine learning and artificial intelligence.
In this Viten & snakkis episode, Andre Brodtkorb and Gustavo Mello explains why we have procured Norway’s first quantum computer – and how this technology may very well change the world.
In this episode of the podcast Talk with Anders, Anders Korsnes talks with Sølve Selstø about quantum physics for more than one hour. Probably, they could have kept going a whole lot longer. May 2021. In Norwegian.
In the Viten & snakkis podcast episode entitled What is quantum computing?, Sergiy Denysov and Sølve Selstø try to explain what is different, and advantageous, with quantum computing – and why this is something that everybody should konw about. Ferbruary 2020.
I podkast-episoden What is quantum computing (engelsk, vitenogsnakkis.oslomet.no) forsøker Sergiy Denisov og Sølve Selstø å forklare hva som er annerledes, og fordelaktig, med kvantedatabehandling – og hvorfor dette er noe alle burde vite noe om. Viten og snakkis, februar 2020.
In this epiosde of OsloMet’s Podcast Viten & snakkis, Sølve Selstø tries to explain what it is that makes quantum physics so beautiful – and how different the micro cosmos is from the world we know. June 2017. In Norwegian.
