What's the challenging part of your job?
Quantum MachinesIn the video, Shaul Galila, COO of Quantum Machines, shares the exhilarating challenge of pioneering developments in quantum computing from their Tel Aviv office. He likens their work to the groundbreaking efforts of the 1940s when the first classical computers were built. At Quantum Machines, Shaul and his team are at the forefront of innovation, tasked with creating the "brain" of the quantum computer, an endeavor that is both daunting and thrilling. This unique opportunity to make history is what makes his role so compelling and rewarding.
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Joining quantum machines means doing something you never did before. Think about the 40s of the previous century, they developed a computer for the first time ever. In quantum machines we have an amazing opportunity to develop a computer again, but now a quantum computer. We are doing here something that nobody did before us, which means to develop the brain of quantum computer. This is the most challenging part of our job and the most exciting one.
