Dr. Ernest Blatchley
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 29 Jun
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We're selling hundreds or thousands of units a year.
But that's the journey we're on.
And that's the march that quantum technology has been on for a good one, two decades now.
At a high level, I think all the different quantum hardware modalities have made tremendous progress.
The right way to build quantum computers for AI is multimodality.
That is a fundamentally new approach.
It ultimately is going to, in my opinion, be very obvious in retrospect.
It's going to work better, but it's such a fresh idea.
It's got to be baked into your strategy, the DNA of your company.
All the different quantum hardware companies that were out there before Sigildry basically started with a thesis, which was we've got the best qubit.
And so we're going to scale this qubit type up and see how far we can get by scaling it up.
And that's why you have so much doctrine and like kind of organizational belief around a particular qubit choice.
But in reality, you know, customers are buying a computer.
They're not buying a computer.
the physical device or your qubit technology.
At Singledry, what we're doing is working backwards from the market application, from the AI workload as the use case, and using that to drive the specification of a system that can then be built from folding in whatever technologies are needed to meet those requirements.
It's just such a totally different approach to quantum hardware.
It's got to be a new company.
That's single-degree technologies.
That's the approach that we're taking.
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