“Without scalable software, quantum hardware is useless.”
Beyond the QubitSummary interview with Amir Naveh, Co-Founder & CPO of ClassiqQuantum computing won’t transform industries without powerful software. In this episode, I sitdown with Amir Naveh, co-founder andChief Product Officer of Classiq, theworld’s leading independent quantum software company.From buildingsatellites in Israel’s defense sector to raising $170Mfor Classiq, Amir shares the lessons, beliefs, and breakthroughs that areshaping the future of quantum.💡What you’ll learn inthis episode:🌍Why it matters:Just as operatingsystems unlocked the PC revolution, abstraction and automation in quantumprogramming will determine who wins the next wave of computing.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, YouTube, or your favoritepodcast app.#QuantumComputing#BeyondTheQubit #Classiq #QuantumSoftware #Investing #DeepTech #VentureCapital 📌 Disclaimer: This post is shared on a personal basis and does not represent any company
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Koen Groenland Part 2 Deep dive interview
🔑 Logical Qubits, Machine Learning & the Future ofQuantum ApplicationsWhen will quantumcomputers truly impact society?In part 2 of Beyond the Qubit with Koen Groenland, we dug deeper into applications — and cleared up somemisconceptions along the way.💡 Key takeaways: Koen put it simply:“Quantumcomputers won’t replace classical ones. They’re special-purpose machines —powerful only for very specific problems.” 📖 Bonus: Don’t miss the presentation from Koen for a deeper dive intotheir vision and technology. https://drive.google.com/file/d/17XnSkwlj1IWm3xZgsqyDx9u2ExSp5aGJ/view?usp=sharing 📌 Disclaimer: This post is shared ona personal basis and does not represent any company.@Koen Groenland#QuantumComputing #Quantum algorithms#BeyondTheQubit #Quantum Software #ScalingQuantum #VentureCapital #Blockchain #Bitcoin #Quantum #Error correction 🎧 Listen to the full conversation here: Youtube: https://youtu.be/ehubBArKRDs
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Koen Groenland Part 1 Deep Dive interview
⚡ The Biggest Myth About QuantumComputersMost people think quantum computers are faster.The reality? They’re actually slower than your laptop.So why all the excitement?Because quantum unlocks new algorithms that solve problems classicalcomputers can’t touch — from cracking encryption to simulating new medicines.In Beyond the Qubit, I spoke with KoenGroenland (Quantum Amsterdam, CWI, QSoft). His mission:Koen also shared a lesson I love:“Sometimesthe best results come when you work smarter, not harder.”🎧 Full episode here: https://youtu.be/_DF-v-8MKZg 📖 Bonus: Don’t miss the presentation from Koen for a deeper dive into their vision and technology. https://drive.google.com/file/d/17XnSkwlj1IWm3xZgsqyDx9u2ExSp5aGJ/view?usp=sharing 📌 Disclaimer: This post is shared ona personal basis and does not represent any company.@Koen Groenland#QuantumComputing #Quantum algorithms#BeyondTheQubit #Quantum Software #ScalingQuantum #VentureCapital #Blockchain #Bitcoin #Quantum #Error correction Chapters00:00Introduction to Quantum Computing and KoenGroenland02:45Navigating Between Academia and Industry06:02The Evolution of Quantum Computing10:20Misconceptions About Quantum Technology12:44Understanding Quantum Algorithms17:35Current Research and Future Aspirations25:55The Role of Quantum Key Distribution29:22Building a Quantum Ecosystem in Amsterdam30:44Hardware Developments in Quantum Computing41:01Future Applications of Quantum Technology44:24The Impact of Quantum Computing on Blockchain
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Summary interview Koen Groenland
"Quantum computers aren’t fast — they’re slow, error-prone, and difficult to scale. So why do experts like Koen Groenland believe they could still transform entire industries? Find out in this episode of Beyond the Qubit."In this episode, Frank Dekker speaks with Koen Groenland — physicist, PhD from CWI, author of Introduction to Quantum Computing for Business, and innovation officer at the University of Amsterdam. Koen has spent years at the intersection of academia and entrepreneurship, helping to translate quantum research into real-world applications while growing the Dutch start-up ecosystem through Quantum Amsterdam.Koen explains: • Why quantum computers aren’t “faster computers” but something fundamentally different. • How quantum algorithms, not hardware speed, will drive breakthroughs. • Why error correction is the biggest bottleneck — and what new approaches like surface codes and low-density parity check codes could mean for future platforms. • How encryption and blockchain could be impacted when hardware and algorithms finally meet. • Why he believes the Netherlands can become a global hub for quantum technology.Please check out the presentation from Koen:https://drive.google.com/file/d/17XnSkwlj1IWm3xZgsqyDx9u2ExSp5aGJ/view?usp=sharingYoutube:https://youtu.be/721ZdBjXPCc
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Delft Circuit: CEO Sal Jua Bosman Part 2 Deep Dive interview
🔧 From “frozen-spaghetti” coax to CryoFlex® loadersDelft Circuits just previewed its new roadmap, and quantum cabling is starting to look a lot morelike advanced PCB engineering than lab-bench plumbing.Key takeaway: I/O is no longer anafter-thought—it’s the in-memory data highwaythat determines whether your 1 000-qubit machine even boots. 💸 Why investors should keep an eye on cryogenic I/OReasonWhat it meansCAPEX spongeCabling can swallow 10-20 % of a quantum computer’s build cost. Channel counts are about to double—unless you move to CryoFlex ribbons.1 000-qubit thresholdAbove ~1 k physical qubits, coax becomes a thermal & mechanical nightmare. Superconducting flex wins on heat leak and reliability.Early-mover moatNbTi-on-flex process, on-ribbon filters, and a Delft foundry now opening to select partners. 🎙 Sound bites from my chat with CEO Sal Bosman •"Collaboration is key in advancing quantum technology." • "Customeradoption is gradual but shows strong momentum." • "Investing inquantum presents unique opportunities." ⏩ Want the full context?Skip to the chapterthat matters for you:Chapters 00:00 Introductionto Quantum Technology and Its Potential00:59Delft Circuit:Innovations in Cryogenic I.O. 03:37Product Roadmapand Technological Advancements 06:40Challenges inProduct Innovation and Quality Control 08:27Collaborationand Co-Creation in Quantum Technology 10:28Superconductorsand Their Importance in Quantum Computing 12:41IntegratedFilters and Their Role in Quantum Systems 13:42Comparing FlexTechnology to Coax Cables 14:49Impact ofGovernment Subsidies on Quantum Industry 16:27Delft Circuit'sRoadmap and Future Technologies 19:06Product andService Offerings of Delft Circuit 22:24Sales Strategyand Market Dynamics 26:01CustomerAdoption and Market Demand 31:45InvestorInsights and Business Momentum 35:53Market Size andCompetitive Landscape 41:12Future DemandDrivers in Quantum Technology 43:22Team Dynamicsand Company Culture 49:03Long-termVision and Must-Win Battles 50:40Valuation andMarket Potential 55:06Funding Needsand Future Growth 56:57Conclusion andInvestment Opportunities Cablingjust became the gatekeeper to large-scale quantum. 🔗❄️ 📖 Bonus: Don’t miss the Delft Circuits presentation for a deeper dive into their vision andtechnology. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sjqw_2tKvrkfvD9PBUux50a5WSy4Wy4N/view?usp=sharing📌 Disclaimer: This post is shared on a personal basisand does not represent any company.@Sal Jua Bosman @ DelftCircuits#QuantumComputing#Cryogenics #DeepTech #BeyondTheQubit #DelftCircuits #QubitInfrastructure#ScalingQuantum#VentureCapital
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