Quantum Computing: Is Your Enterprise Ready?
Think quantum is still "years away"? Think again. In our latest episode of Interconnected, we explore why the risk of being too late to quantum computing now outweighs the risk of being too early. What’s inside: Strategic Risk: Why quantum is now a business imperative, not a research project. Getting Started: How to use pilots and cloud-based access to build a "quantum-ready" team. Expert Perspectives: Insights from Nobel Prize-winning physicists on the future of enterprise architecture. Don't wait for full commercialization to start your strategy. Watch the episode to learn how to evaluate quantum readiness today.
Interconnected: A New Video and Podcast Series by Equinix
Modern life runs on technology—but what powers that technology? Interconnected is a new series from Equinix diving into the infrastructure that keeps our digital world running. We're diving deep into the systems behind AI, automation, quantum, and beyond. Join us as expert guests share real-world insights, pulling back the curtain on the tech behind the tech, from the data center to your device. What's one question you've always had about AI? Let us know in the comments! Want more? Hear the extended podcast version wherever you listen to podcasts. Just search Interconnected by Equinix.
Traceroute Series: Episode 4
When the first car phones appeared in the 80s, most people wrote them off as a luxury for the ultra-rich. But once you cut the cable, you can’t go back. By the 90s, people were trying to join analog modems to the cellular network, so more people could connect to the internet. But it simply didn’t work.Traceroute Series: Episode 3
In episode 3 of the Traceroute Podcast, Dave Temkin, Ingrid Burrington, Jack Waters, and Andrew Blum join us to discuss how the physical internet works. Detailing the hidden infrastructure involved in getting computers connected around the world, they shed some light on the fact that, contrary to what digital natives might think, your connection to the World Wide Web isn't 100% wireless.
