The Bright Future of Quantum Computing - a Strategic VC Perspective
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Claims an investment review expects quantum computing to deliver 100x performance and ~90% cost reduction, targeting complex markets like drug discovery, AI models, logistics, cybersecurity and big data. Notes current data center costs (~€0.5B, ~100k servers, ~3.5% global emissions) are unsustainable. Predicts a supply-driven demand cycle where new capability creates new use cases — example: city traffic optimization drops from multi‑million projects to ~€100–200k and from ~18 months to weeks. Highlights Israel: €400M public + €250M private and 40+ startups aiming at large‑scale qubit counts.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40Introducing David Levy
- 1:20What do you want to achieve
- 2:40Two patterns
- 3:25Current situation
- 5:28X of disruption
- 6:54Supply driven demand
- 12:01Israel
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