Niels Bohr Institute Spinout Pelagic Systems Targets Quantum Hardware Control
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Pelagic Systems going after the software layer for quantum hardware control is another sign that the real bottleneck is orchestration and stability, not just qubit count. If you’re tracking quantum for your roadmap, pay more attention to control stacks and error management vendors than to headline qubit numbers—that’s where usable capacity will come from.
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