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Wild Hearts

Wild Hearts

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 Wild Hearts is the podcast that reveals the real-time lessons from the founders and operators changing the world. マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人ファイナンス 出世 就職活動 経済学
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  • One Impossible Idea: Why Pete Shadbolt left academia to build PsiQuantum

    One Impossible Idea: Why Pete Shadbolt left academia to build PsiQuantum
    2025/05/20
    What if you could take the most mysterious force in physics—and make it useful? In our final episode of this season of Wild Hearts, we sit down with Pete Shadbolt, co-founder of PsiQuantum, a company racing to build the world’s first utility-scale quantum computer. But this isn’t a conversation about quantum theory. It’s about execution. Engineering. Scaling. Building something that moves humanity forward - not in decades, but now. Pete shares why 300 or 3,000 qubits won’t cut it, and why a million is the magic number. We explore the technical marvels (and madness) involved in the team’s journey: superconducting detectors millimetres from red-hot heaters, lasers brighter than a trillion photons, and a cryostat that throws out the chandelier model altogether. But most of all, this is a story of ambition. Of leaving behind prestigious academic careers, raising a billion dollars, and assembling a team of physicists, welders, aerospace engineers, and cryo-specialists to take one shot at building something historic. In this conversation, we cover: 🚀 Why PsiQuantum is chasing 1 million qubits—not 300, not 3,000🏗️ What it takes to move quantum computing from theory to hardware—with welders, chip designers, and aerospace engineers 📉 Why academia can be a trap—and how PsiQuantum built an anti-academic company culture 🌐 The real-world applications of quantum computing: from designing drugs to revolutionising materials science 👩‍🔬 How team DNA, not just tech, shapes PsiQuantum’s ability to scale and execute ⚙️ Why quantum computing isn’t a mass adoption tool - and why that’s perfectly okay 🔥 How engineering targets that once caused mutiny are now being hit daily This episode concludes our fifth season of Wild Hearts. Over the past 40 weeks, it’s been our honour to chat to the founders and operators shaping the world we live in. If you’ve enjoyed the conversations, we would be grateful if you could like, subscribe, and share our program with other wild hearts. Wild Hearts will take a short break, and will return to all streaming platforms later this year. From everyone at the Wild Hearts team, thank you!
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    45 分
  • How Anna Guerrero is changing thw way we cook

    How Anna Guerrero is changing thw way we cook
    2025/05/16
    58 分
  • Launching Iconic Tech Companies in Australia with Kate Vale (ex-Google & Spotify)

    Launching Iconic Tech Companies in Australia with Kate Vale (ex-Google & Spotify)
    2025/05/13
    What’s it like to be employee number one at two of the most iconic tech companies of the past two decades? In this episode of Wild Hearts, guest host and investor at Blackbird, Maddy Guest sits down with Kate Vale; Google and Spotify’s first hire in Australia. From launching Google out of her lounge room to scaling Spotify into a household name, Kate shares behind-the-scenes stories of tech history in the making, the leadership lessons that stuck, and why her latest career act is all about investing in women. In this conversation, we cover: 📞 The cold call from Google that changed her life and brought her to the global tech world—and tech in APAC 🚀 What it was like to launch Google Australia from her lounge room 🌍 Why Spotify was a harder sell than Google—and how she got artists on board 💡 The cultural rituals that helped Kate build high-performance teams across two giants 🔥 The one mistake most startups make when scaling their teams globally 📈 Why she co-founded a VC fund to back female tech founders during the pandemic 🎯 What Kate looks for in a founder, and the red flags that kill the deal This episode is a fascinating look behind the scenes at some of the earliest experiences of bringing global tech companies to Australia, and how these experiences have shaped Steph’s career and investing approach.
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    42 分

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