Matthew Brisse is a Research Vice President and analyst in Gartner's Technical Professionals organization who specializes in analyzing advanced technologies and their practical implementations. With over 10 years of quantum computing expertise, he focuses on quantum technologies including sensing, networking, algorithms, and post-quantum cryptography. His 15-year background in data center infrastructure and migration encompasses cost optimization for power and cooling augmentation for AI, HPC, Quantum and AI supercomputing interoperability and ecosystems. Matthew excels at helping organizations transition from reactive approaches to evidence-based innovation strategies that drive growth.
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Brisse served as Director of Research in the CTO office for Quantum and was a Senior Technology Strategist in the CTO office for Dell for nine years, focusing on storage innovations. He started his career as an operating system software engineer working on C2-level security implementations at Wang Labs.
Dell, Senior Storage Technology Strategist - Office of the CTO, 9 years
Intergraph Computer Systems, Technical Storage Product Marketing, 8 years
Quantum, Director - Office of the CTO, 4 years
IT Operations and Cloud Management for Technical Professionals
Security Technology and Infrastructure for Technical Professionals
Infrastructure for Technical Professionals
B.S., Sociology, Concentration in Statistics and Analytical Research, University of Wisconsin
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What is quantum sensing and quantum networking and what value will it bring to our organization?