Dr. Ernest Blatchley
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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It doesn't work like that.
You've got to be able to analyze and look at these companies and value them based on their ability to buy down technical risk over time and the progress that they've made towards that.
So it just creates a lot of
uncertainty because it's a challenging task and it's subject to a lot of discussion and debate.
But nonetheless, I think there is clearly tremendous momentum and progress in this space.
Now, what's going to change it?
I don't know.
My bet is when we have quantum computers in the data center running production workloads and that you don't have to say, hey, that's a quantum computer for someone to care.
You care because it's a more efficient way of generating the answers you need or training the model or deploying the model, for inference.
And that's when quantum is really going to become a mainstream category is when you don't have to talk about the fact that it's quantum anymore.
And I think in a large part,
this is what we're trying to achieve with Sigildry, right?
The goal is that to take quantum computing and to obfuscate it underneath the hood of a classical computing system or underneath all the rest of the infrastructure that's already there and to not ask the end user to be programming it and writing code for it.
That's all going to be done with AI anyway.
And so that is just a better, it's a better way to train your model.
And, you know, you need this thing or else you're, it's going to take you too long and your customers aren't going to be happy with the quality of, you know, the outputs that they're getting.
That to me is a big inflection point.
And I think that can happen in the next five to seven years.
I think that can, but there's this whole march that needs to happen to take the technology from one proof point to then, you know, all the cost engineering that needs to happen, the reliability engineering.
And that's going to be the really fun journey for quantum computing over the next decade is to get to that point where,
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