Before quantum computing arrives, this startup wants enterprises already running on it
Finnish entrepreneur Peter Sarlin, after selling his startup to AMD for $665 million, has left his role as CEO of AMD Silo AI. He now serves as chairman at two new ventures: physical AI lab NestAI and AI startup QuTwo. QuTwo aims to help companies prepare for the quantum computing era, currently fully funded by Sarlin's family office PostScriptum. The company develops tools to help enterprises simulate and test quantum algorithms on existing infrastructure.
Keywords: AI, quantum computing, startup, enterprise, technology transformation
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