Blog categorized as Quantum Computing

Quantum startups face a challenging "valley of death," needing more than scientific breakthroughs—they require effective Go-to-Market strategies.

In quantum computing, achieving fault tolerance goes beyond managing qubit errors; it requires a resilient team structure.

To succeed in quantum ventures, founders must prioritize solving specific industry problems over merely identifying potential acquirers.

The guide discusses five critical red flags in quantum venture investing, emphasizing the need for thorough evaluation beyond surface-level metrics.

The article compares today's quantum computing industry to the Gold Rush, emphasizing investment opportunities in essential component suppliers rather than direct quantum computer builders.

To secure funding, quantum entrepreneurs must effectively communicate their scientific achievements' business relevance.