Podcast & Video Series on Quantum
A dedicated Entangled Show section with clear episode summaries, key takeaways, and straightforward explanations of what each conversation is about.
8 Episodes
Conversations on quantonomy, quantum foundations, Utah innovation, and the practical future of quantum systems.
Latest drop
008: Facing the Quantum Cliff – Is Your Data Safe from Q-Day?August 6, 2026Episode eight explains the quantum cliff, Q-Day, and harvest-now-decrypt-later risk while outlining practical steps organizations can take toward post-quantum readiness.
Episode 8 explains how Q-Day could threaten current encryption, why harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks already matter, and how organizations can begin preparing with post-quantum cryptography and cryptographic agility.
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What It Is
Entangled Show is a video and audio series hosted by Sumit Parashar and Pete Codella that explores quantonomy, quantum concepts, and the real-world implications of emerging quantum systems.
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Episode Lineup
Each card below explains what the episode is about, what it explores, and why the conversation matters.
Episode seven explores how silicon-based qubits and AI-driven calibration could make quantum hardware far more scalable while bringing the quantum cliff closer.
Episode six offers a grounded introduction to quantum computing, explaining what the machines look like, how qubits differ from classical bits, and why the quantum cliff makes post-quantum security urgent.
The fifth episode brings Ryan Starks into the conversation to discuss Utah's quantum opportunity, workforce development, policy readiness, and the ecosystem work required to compete nationally.
Episode four dives into entanglement itself, moving from particle-level physics to questions of connection, intuition, biology, and the deeper structure of reality.
Episode three explores probability, uncertainty, and wave-particle duality, linking foundational quantum behavior to everyday questions about prediction, reliability, and human decision-making.
Episode two focuses on superposition, explaining how multiple states can coexist and why observation plays such a central role in quantum reality.
The premiere episode introduces quantonomy, clarifies the language around quantum ideas, and frames the show as a bridge between deep science and everyday understanding.
