Quantum in Government and Defense: A Field Guide to Three Decisions
Quantum in government and defense is mostly a procurement and workforce problem. A field guide to the migration deadlines, the claims worth grading, and…
Quantum Computing in Finance: What Has a Deadline and What Does Not
Quantum work in finance splits into two programs with different evidence, different owners and different urgency. A field guide to funding both correctly.
Quantum Computing in Aerospace and Automotive: What Executives Are Actually Deciding
Two quantum decisions reach aerospace and automotive boards under one word: a speculative compute bet with no date, and a cryptographic migration with dates…
Quantum Computing in Energy and Utilities: A Field Guide for Executives
Quantum belongs on two budget lines in an energy company, not one. A field guide to separating the research bet from the engineering deadline,…
Supremacy, Advantage, Utility: Three Words, Three Claims
Supremacy, advantage, and utility are not synonyms. Each names a different claim with a different evidence bar, and the difference decides what an announcement…
Q-Day and Y2K: What the Comparison Gets Right
The Y2K analogy is useful for justifying the budget and misleading about the schedule. Here is which half of it to keep.
What Quantum Computing Actually Is
The 'tries every answer at once' story is wrong, and it leads to the wrong investments. A plain account of qubits, interference, and the…