Meet Daniel Eskander, Junior Electronics Engineer at Quantum Dice. He explains why working on new and cutting-edge technology is important to him and how his focus at Quantum Dice has evolved from mechatronics engineering to firmware.
Standards and certifications play an important role in guiding emerging technologies from conception to widespread adoption. One example of international standards that apply to a quantum-enabled technology is the certification of QRNGs.
Dr Mengbo Long, Experimental Quantum Scientist at Quantum Dice, recounts her journey into quantum physics, compares the experiences of working in research versus at a quantum start-up, and more.
To mark World Quantum Day 2024, we are highlighting examples of quantum-enabled technologies that are already being deployed and demonstrating tangible value for current problems.
Meet Hadi Azar, Electronics Circuit Design Engineer at Quantum Dice. Find out how designing a sensitive system based on quantum physics presents opportunities for experimentation and discover Hadi’s advice for junior engineers.
In gaming, randomness is often seen as both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, it can keep things exciting and unpredictable. On the other hand, it can frustrate players who feel that their success or failure is determined by chance. But what if randomness itself could be harnessed to create a unique gaming experience?
Meet Clifford Olawaiye, a software engineer at Quantum Dice, whose career journey so far has taken him from a climate science and meteorology degree, to embedded systems engineering in the oil and gas industry, to our technology team here at QD.
Find out why quantum random number generators (QRNGs) are superior to classical random number generators (RNGs) and why Quantum Dice’s DISC protocol means its QRNG technology is superior to other available QRNGs.
Hear from work shadowing student, Tom Gardiner, and find out what his main takeaways were from the programme.
Student Aniyanth Kannan spent three days at Quantum Dice as part of our first ever Work Shadowing Programme. He reflects on his experience and general learnings from his time with the QD team.
CEO & Co-founder
A physicist by background, Ramy co-founded Quantum Dice right after completing his DPhil in Atomic and Laser Physics at the University of Oxford. Having previously worked on a wide variety of applications in quantum technologies ranging from computing to communications and sensing, Ramy has a passion for the communication and the commercialization of scientific breakthroughs. Ramy has been leading the company ever since its original inception focusing on ensuring the alignment between the technology development and the needs of the market while ensuring Quantum Dice’s continued growth.
