Quantum Podcast with Jay Shah

Jay Shah hosts this show through Bloch Sphere, and the guest list immediately signals serious intent. Dr. Robert Sutor from IBM, who literally wrote the book Dancing with Qubits, appears alongside Dr. L Venkat Subramaniam, the IBM Quantum India Leader, and executives from companies like Classiq and D-Wave. For a podcast with just 7 episodes, the caliber of conversations is notably high. The show covers quantum computing from multiple angles that most podcasts miss. There are episodes on quantum finance and algorithms, quantum software engineering, India's National Quantum Mission, and quantum entrepreneurship. A November 2024 episode with Murray Thom from D-Wave focused on bringing quantum computing to production, which captures the practical orientation of the show. Shah asks about error correction, QPU scalability, and responsible quantum computing in ways that suggest genuine technical understanding rather than surface-level curiosity. What makes this podcast particularly interesting is its global perspective. Several episodes highlight the quantum computing ecosystem in India, including government initiatives and research programs, which is territory that most Western-focused quantum podcasts never touch. The conversations run about 30 minutes each, keeping things focused without rushing. The release pace has been measured rather than rushed, with episodes spaced out over several months. For listeners interested in how quantum computing is developing outside of the usual US and European hubs, and for anyone who wants substantive interviews with industry figures who are building real quantum products, this podcast offers a perspective you will not find duplicated elsewhere.