Building a Quantum Computing startup with Chad Rigetti (Rigetti Computing) | Disrupt SF 2018
Recorded on September 7, 2018. Rigetti Computing wants to make quantum computing available to every developer. To do that, the well-funded startup is building its own quantum computers that will compete with those of its bigger competitors. Rigetti Founder and CEO Chad Rigetti will join us to talk about the challenges of building a quantum […]
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