Date
Meeting goals
- Explore, connect and learn about emerging technologies
Attendees
- Katayun Barmak
- Thomas Barrerr
- Agron Bauta
Alex Bergier
Jim Bossio
Nicholas Buonincontri
Richard Campbell
Tzvi Abel Chajet
May Chin
- Tom Chow
Aurora Collado
Gabriella Corbo
Lacarnly Creech
- Parixit Dave
- Michael DeMeo
- Chris Dowden
- Carmine Elvezio
- Markeisha Ensley
- Andrew Flatgard
- Brian Gardner
Irina F. Guletsky
- John Guy
- Ian Headley
- Lokke Highstein
Lior Horesh
Arkadiy Izberskiy
Andrew Johnson
Frida Lekhter
Frank Ling
- Mark Lu
- Greg Maskel
- Kyle Mandli
- Ron Miguel
- David Park
- Hoi Pham
- Dalibor Plavsic
- Pawel Polak
- Solomon Prophete
- Matt Quint
- Mohammad Rahman
- Satish Rao
- Marc Raymond
- Jess Rowe
- Georgelle Russell
- Letty Moss-Salentijn
- Ellen Schwartz
- Mehmet Hazar Seren
- Satwinder Singh
- Blake Stoner
- Faisal Tahir
- Tom Theis
- Kirsten Thien
- Jorge Villa
- Eric Vlach
- Michael Weisner
- Stacy Whelley
Shangmin Xiong
- Kefeng Ying
Purpose
- To collaborate and share information amongst groups engaged in emerging technologies by discussing and documenting best practices, challenges, and standards and by developing support structure, sharing resources and learning from each other
- To foster and support innovation by identifying and engaging forward thinkers interested in getting started and by promoting creative thinking and cross-disciplinary collaborations
- To publicize new initiatives and projects as an aggressive marketing strategy to invite industry partners and set up potential collaborations and/or to seek corporate sponsorship
Action items from previous meeting:
Today's Agenda
| Time | Item | Who | Notes | |
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| 15 mins | Open network and discussion/welcome | Maneesha/Parixit Davé | ||
| 75 mins | Presentation | IBM Research - An Introduction to Quantum Computing Quantum Computing and IBM Q: An Introduction Scott Crowder, VP IBM Q CTO &VP, Technical Strategy & Transformation, IBM Systems | A New Style of ComputingBuilt on the principles of quantum mechanics, quantum computers take a new approach to processing information. We expect them to open doors that we once thought would remain locked indefinitely.
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