The Quantum Divide

Dan Holme and Stephen DiAdamo are the co-founders of Qoro and both formerly worked at Cisco, which explains the show's strong emphasis on quantum networking and communication. This is not just another "explain qubits" podcast. The Quantum Divide zeroes in on how quantum technology will transform networking infrastructure, and that specificity is its greatest strength. Across 32 episodes, the hosts interview industry experts about quantum networking protocols, qubit control systems, and the practical challenges of building quantum communication networks. A recent episode featured a conversation with Lorenzo Leandro from Quantum Machines about controlling qubits, which captures the show's hands-on, engineering-focused approach. Episodes are designed for IT industry professionals who want to understand quantum concepts without needing a background in advanced physics. The co-host dynamic between Holme (CEO) and DiAdamo (CTO) means you get both the business strategy and the technical implementation perspectives in the same conversation. The release schedule runs biweekly to monthly, and while the show took a pause in late 2024, the catalog remains highly relevant. For anyone working in networking, telecommunications, or IT infrastructure who wants to understand how quantum technology will affect their field specifically, The Quantum Divide is more focused and practical than broader quantum computing shows. It treats quantum networking as an engineering problem to solve, not a distant theoretical possibility.