Peter Sarlin, founder of a previously sold AI startup, has launched QuTwo, a new venture focused on building infrastructure for the anticipated arrival of quantum computing.
Why it matters
This article highlights a forward-looking startup that, while not directly building AI models, is preparing the foundational infrastructure that could be crucial for future AI advancements when quantum computing becomes viable. It signifies a strategic move by experienced AI entrepreneurs to anticipate the next wave of technological disruption and its potential impact on AI development and deployment.
A person who previously made a successful AI company is starting a new one. This new company is building the technology that businesses will need for quantum computers, which are expected to be very powerful in the future.
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