LONDON, ENG – Bank of America today announced the launch of its Breakthrough Technology Dialogues podcast series, a new audio platform designed to showcase the emerging technologies redefining the global economy, industry, and society. As innovation accelerates across fields such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, fusion energy, medtech, and robotics, the series provides clear, accessible insight into the breakthroughs shaping the future and the people driving them.

Each podcast episode runs precisely 19 minutes and 56 seconds – a nod to the year the term byte was first coined – delivering highly focused conversations with figures at the forefront of transformative technology. Guests are drawn directly from the community of attendees at the Breakthrough Technology Dialogue, one of Bank of America’s most exclusive and premier events held annually in both the UK and Singapore. This event brings together the world’s most influential CEOs, innovators, investors and academics for an informed discussion around the forces set to bend the arc of our future.

“Technology is reshaping every aspect of how we live and work,” said Bernard Mensah, President of International, Bank of America. “With Breakthrough Technology Dialogues, our goal is to bring trusted insight to a rapidly changing landscape. By convening leading thinkers in a format that is sharp, concise and accessible, we’re helping listeners stay ahead of what’s coming next.” Mensah added, “This series also allows us to share the expertise of the Dialogues community more widely, and gives us the space to take a deeper look at the stories and ideas behind the breakthroughs.”

James Harding, Editor-in-Chief of The Observer and host of the Breakthrough Technology Dialogues podcast, said: “What excites me most about this series is the chance to hear directly from the people pushing the boundaries of what’s possible and changing the way we will live."

The series opens with Hermann Hauser, founder of ARM and one of technology’s most influential investors. In this first episode, Hauser discusses groundbreaking progress in quantum error correction, how it accelerates the path toward a post-quantum world, and what these advances mean for the future of AI, synthetic biology, and next-generation computing.

Listeners can access the podcast on PodBean, or by searching Breakthrough Technology Dialogues wherever they get their podcasts.

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