Ria talks with Amit Katwala about his new book ‘Quantum Computing: How it Works and Why it Could Change the World’. He speaks about what Quantum Computing is and how it could be the technology of the future. Amit also elaborates on his experience of witnessing Google’s Quantum Computing lab and the current restrictions on Quantum Computing from advancing and why there is excitement surrounding it.
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Amit Katwala is a senior editor at the WIRED UK. He edits the culture coverage online, works on the Start section of the magazine, appears regularly on the WIRED podcast, and writes features about science, technology, and culture.
About Ria McGuire
Ria interned with ITN for three months and during her time she was a sub-editor, podcast host and managed to write her own pieces too.
She has studied journalism for three years at Dublin City University. She has previously written for TheJournal.ie, Irish Tech News and Leicester Leader.
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