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Jan 2020
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The quantum entrepreneur: Joseph Emerson

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What happens when a physicist decides to start a company? As CEO of Quantum Benchmark, Joseph Emerson is melding the two very different worlds of science and business, working with companies like Google to make quantum computing a reality.

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