Inside Emergence Quantum: Engineering at the Edge ofCold Computing
In the first part of my deep-dive interview, I sit down with Thomas Ohki, CTO andco-founder of Emergence Quantum.
We explored how innovation really happens and why the future of computing might be colder than we think.
Most people see quantum as a story about qubits.
Thomas explains that the real breakthroughs might come from everything around them: the architecture, the materials, the cooling, the engineering.
Before founding Emergence Quantum, Thomas worked at the frontiers of physics at Raytheon BBN and Microsoft Quantum.
He brings a rare mix of scientific depth and hands-on engineering.
What stood out most to me was his view on building and learning.
“If you want to build something truly new, you have to accept that failure is part of the process. The goal isn’t to avoid mistakes, it’s to learn from themfaster than anyone else.”
💡 Key insights from Part 1
🧊 Cryogenic technology could redefine performance inAI and quantum systems
⚙️ Engineering at cryogenic temperatures is essentialfor scaling quantum computers
🧠 Innovation depends as much on mindset as onphysics
🎧 Listento Beyondthe Qubit – Part 1: Emergence Quantum (Deep Dive)
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