When we think of computers today we typically think of their exceptional and advancing capabilities, not of their limitations. But limitations do exist, putting real constraints on our ability to solve the most urgent problems of our time--problems related to public health, climate change and global finance. The promise of quantum computers, which work in fundamentally different ways than the computers we use today, is that they will burst through these limits, one day arming us to find cures for diseases and discover sources of clean energy. But how do they work? Who is taking a lead in developing them? What problems will they solve and when? Join Will Finigan '16, co-founder of Aliro Quantum Technologies, and Matt Langione '01, Partner at Boston Consulting Group, for a discussion and Q&A.

Event details:

184 High St, Suite 602, Boston, MA 02110

Monday February 27, 5:30 pm 7:30 pm

Registrants:

Robert Crawford ‘22

Adam Berk '19

John Frates '19

Fran Rose ‘17

Neema Zarrabian '17

Derek DaSilva ‘15

Duncan Finigan '14

Lucas Guzman '16

Will Finigan '16

Coleman Walsh '12

Cavan Finigan '12

Patrick McDonough '12

Shawn Heide '11

Billy Dalton '11

Karan Singhal '11

Billy Hubbard '08

Frenando Rodriguez-Villa '06

Tom Hennessey '01

Matt Langione '01

Eben Pingree '00

Graham Pingree ‘97

Thomas Guden '96

Drew Volpe '96

Bill Triant '95

Phuc Truong '94

Matt Engler '94

Matt McCambridge '94

Jonathan Kotler '92

Bill Maffie '88

Jack O'Loughlin '77

Stephen Kane '76

Ken Maider '75

Bob McTighe '73

Charles Sidman '68

Bob Powers '66

Joe Caruso '61

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