Some thoughts on Superquantum's recent acceptance into Co Lab's 12 month quantum studio program. 1 - the team are still actively adding and developing Qubitcoin's toolkit and network tasks (up to 256 different quantum task types, per block) 2 - Co Lab exists to make a bridge over the gap which exists between incredible quantum research and actually turning into a business by commercializing that technology. 3 - Superquantum, which created Qubitcoin, has protected IP / patents. 4 - Qubitcoin is the blockchain which sits in the middle as Superquantum's compute layer. Miners solve quantum challenges > data output > verifiable on-chain. 5 - I see Co Lab has out in place commercialization road maps for the 4 successful quantum organizations who were accepted onto the program. 6 - founding partners include tier 1 quantum machine builder, Quantinuum, Davidson Technologies (US defence contractor), electric grid infrastructure provider Middle Tennessee Electric and in collaboration with Vanderbilt University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (the largest laboratory under the US' Department of Energy). Congratulations to the Superquantum team (some of whom are graduates of Vanderbilt). Qubitcoin is the utility layer and $QTC is the reward coin for enabling the decentralized compute. I look forward to seeing sight of the road map and following the developments and commercialization over the next 12 months. ψ
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