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Dmitry Samoylovskikh, Founder of Uniborn, explains why deeptech is replacing traditional software startups as the next big wave in innovation. With AI and low-code tools making software easier to build, the focus has shifted to solving complex, high-impact challenges in areas like quantum computing, synthetic biology, and space exploration. Read the full article on The Top Voices: link in the comments.

Embark on a journey into the future of computing with us! Delighted to be recognized by #Forbes among Italy's top 7 innovative startups in the realm of AI and quantum computing. 🚀 Recent reports project the AI and quantum computing industry to reach an astounding $500 billion by 2030! 💰 At Titan4, we are at the forefront of this rapidly evolving field. Our dedicated team is working tirelessly to develop cutting-edge solutions that harness the power of AI and quantum computing. From pioneering projects to groundbreaking achievements, we are shaping the future of technology one step at a time. 💡Check out the full Forbes article to learn more about the incredible advancements and future opportunities in this space. Link in the first comment. #AI #QuantumComputing #Innovation #Titan4 #FutureTech #Forbes

Quantum Computing and AI are reshaping the future, tackling challenges that were once unimaginable. From fault-tolerant systems to quantum networking, these startups are pushing boundaries and redefining possibilities. Here's the list of visionaries and their cutting-edge companies: PsiQuantum - Jeremy O'Brien Atom Computing - Ben Bloom Analog Physics Inc. - LAURENCE W. & Lisa Wood Mesa Quantum - Sristy Agrawal & Wale lawal, Ph. D. IonQ - Peter Chapman Quantinuum - Rajeeb Hazra TreQ - Mandy Birch Aliro Quantum - Prineha Narang Which of these startups do you think will make the biggest impact? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gxTpSAKp

If you're (potentially) interested in Vector Symbolic Architectures / Hyperdimensional Computing and Artificial Intelligence and you're within reach of Palo Alto, California on June 12th then you should head along to the event being hosted by Nordic Innovation House. Some of my colleagues from UC Berkeley and Luleå Tekniska Universitet will be there. https://lnkd.in/gfyAZrQZ #event #meeting #VectorSymbolicArchitectures #VSA #HyperdimensionalComputing #HDC #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #ArtificialGeneralIntelligence #AGI

🚀 “With the world on the cusp of an AI revolution, Europe cannot afford to remain stuck in the technologies of the previous century.” (Mario Draghi). In our Quantum Workshop, we discussed this and other reasons for users to buy into quantum technology at our most recent event, the European Deeptech Forum 2024. 💡 And wow, the insights were powerful! 1️⃣ Language is the first step towards deconstructing imagined barriers. To truly “Europeanize” Quantum technologies, we must stop specifying nationalities in every other sentence when talking about developers, companies, researchers. 2️⃣ As of now, we have a competitive advantage over the US when it comes to quantum computing. But to keep that edge, we need to keep pushing: investments, research and collaborations are crucial. 3️⃣ Many quantum ventures are build like academic labs that naturally transitioning into a firm — and academia, is by default international. That means, Quantum firms are international from the start, and scaling them could pave the way for a truly European deeptech success story. 4️⃣ However, bureaucracy does not make that as easy as we would hope. Officials often don't know the matter well enough to grant funding where it is truly necessary or wise. 5️⃣ Also, some European regulations may result in stifling innovation by prescribing certain routes to solve problems or how to build products, instead of setting goals and letting science and efficiency sort out the best way forward. 6️⃣ Finally, quantum computing could be commercialized as soon as 2028. First, we need to finance big machines, sort out the deep physics behind the technology, and focus on exponential speed up. We must unlock our innovative potential NOW to not fall behind. 👥 A big thank you to our speakers Théau Peronnin of Alice & Bob, Julian van Velzen of Capgemini , Fanny Bouton of OVHcloud, Christian Schaffner of q-soft and Quantum.Amsterdam, Christophe Thioux of Equinix and Ton van 't Noordende of QDNL Participations. And finally our moderator Ingrid Romijn of Q*BIRD B.V., quantum expert herself, who asked just the right questions. #event #tech #european #deeptechforum #innovation #networking

What a great week I just had at Singularity University, from engaging discussions on technologies to hands-on workshops that challenged my thinking, this experience has truly broadened my horizons. I had the privilege of connecting with brilliant minds from diverse backgrounds, all united by a shared passion for leveraging technology to solve some of the world's most pressing challenges. Here are some takeaways: 1. Quantum Computing: The potential of quantum computing is nothing short of revolutionary. It’s fascinating to see how it can solve complex problems at unprecedented speeds, paving the way for breakthroughs in various fields, from cryptography to drug discovery. The future is quantum! 2.Artificial Intelligence: AI continues to reshape our world in profound ways. The discussions around ethical AI and its impact on society were particularly enlightening. It’s crucial that as we innovate, we also prioritize responsible development to ensure technology serves humanity positively. 3.Biotech : Important discussions as it plays a crucial role in enhancing human capabilities, improving health, and potentially merging biology with technology. Advances in genetic engineering, synthetic biology, and personalized medicine could lead to breakthroughs that significantly extend human lifespan and enhance cognitive functions. The intersection of biotech and AI could accelerate innovation, enabling solutions to complex problems and transforming industries. However, this also raises ethical concerns and challenges regarding safety, equity, and the definition of what it means to be human. 4. Space Technology Opportunities: We were able to explore the various avenues and potential for innovation within the space industry. The work highlights emerging technologies, the role of private companies, and the importance of international collaboration in advancing space exploration. It also discusses the economic and scientific benefits of investing in space technology, emphasizing how these advancements can address global challenges and inspire future generations. Overall, the piece advocates for a proactive approach to harnessing the opportunities presented by the rapidly evolving space sector. 5.Collaboration and Innovation : The power of collaboration was evident throughout the week. Engaging with brilliant minds from diverse backgrounds reminded me that the most impactful solutions come from interdisciplinary teamwork. I’m excited to apply these insights in my work and continue exploring how we can harness technology for good. A huge thank you to the amazing faculty and fellow participants for making this week unforgettable! #SingularityUniversity #QuantumComputing #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Collaboration #FutureOfTech #Biotech

A look at our connection to MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) 🚀 Through our CSAIL Alliances membership we learn about cutting-edge AI research and get to share what TheGreenShot is doing to power a more sustainable future. Learn more about our connection to MIT CSAIL in the latest CSAIL Alliances case study ➡️ https://loom.ly/nptnkLY #innovation #AI #MIT

🔊 Exciting news - we are launching Pasqal's second global hackathon! Keep reading below... Are you a student, a developer, an industry partner or a startup? Do you want to help us solve critical sustainability challenges with #Quantum #AI? Then you're invited to join the "Blaise Pascal Quantum Challenge" Hackathon and have the chance to win the big prize of €15,000! 🔥 Tech players around the world are invited to use Pasqal's quantum computing technology to develop quantum AI solutions that address some of humanity's most critical sustainability issues - energy, resources, environment, healthcare, to name a few. 🔗 We're expecting hundreds of participants who for the following eight weeks will have access to our dedicated platform where they can form teams and submit projects and ideas. Check out the platform here - https://lnkd.in/e_UWeBjg We’ll be organizing virtual masterclasses throughout the period to engage participants, inspire them on the topic, and maximize ideas 💡 Read all the details here - https://lnkd.in/e3J2QEZW #hackathon #sustainability #joinus

🚀 Quantum Computing Hits New Heights in 2024 Venture Funding 💡   Quantum computing is no longer just a futuristic dream—it’s rapidly becoming a reality. And the numbers are proof: $1.5 billion has already been raised across 50 deals in 2024, nearly doubling last year’s total of $785 million and surpassing 2022’s all-time high of $963 million.   Major Milestones This Year:   Quantinuum merged with Cambridge Quantum and secured $300M in January, hitting a $5B valuation. PsiQuantum received a $620M package to build a quantum computer in Brisbane, Australia.  Riverlane closed a $75M Series C, advancing quantum error correction technology.   A key driver behind this growth? AI. As generative AI pushes the boundaries of computational power and energy needs, quantum computing is emerging as a game-changer. Its potential to drastically improve processing speeds and energy efficiency could unlock breakthroughs in AI development, making it a natural ally in tackling challenges like scalability and sustainability.   With applications spanning from life sciences to data centres, quantum computing is poised to reshape industries. And with AI accelerating its promise, this is just the beginning 🌐   Follow DeepTech Futures for more AI news and insights🚀   #QuantinuumComputing #AI #TechInnovation #DeepTech

The Danish AI and Quantum community just got even stronger! Yesterday the NN Foundation and EIFO announced the appointment of Nadia Carlsten, PhD as CEO of the Danish Centre for AI Innovation (DCAI). DCAI owns and operates Gefion, Denmark’s first AI supercomputer, where Nadia will bring important overseas commercialisation expertise within AI and quantum technologies. Together with the existing Danish Pioneer Centre for AI, things are looking very bright for our research ecosystem, which will accelerate AI-driven research and innovation within healthcare, quantum computing, and the green transition. BUT this is not enough on its own. Lots of startups within the Danish Quantum Community and strong academics are fantastic but where’s the risk-willing VCs and larger corporates? Our many strong foundations are doing phenomenal work getting this off the ground but we all have a role to play to secure the success of the ecosystem. Novo Nordisk Foundation, Export and Investment Fund of Denmark