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EPISODE · Jul 10, 2025 · 1H 6M

Deep dive interview part 1 Delft Circuits: CEO Sal Jua Bosman

from Beyond the Qubit · host Frank Dekker

“You can’t scale quantum with cables designed for roomtemperature.”Please check out the presentation from Sal Jua Bosman CEO Delft Circuitshttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1sjqw_2tKvrkfvD9PBUux50a5WSy4Wy4N/view?usp=sharing🚀 “You can’t scale quantum with cables designed for room temperature.”In Part 1 of my conversation with Sal Jua Bosman, CEO ofDelft Circuits, we explore the sub-4 Kelvin world — where conventional hardware solutions break down, and true innovation happens in the cold.🎙️ Delft Circuits builds infrastructure for quantumsystems. Not just wires — but flexible, fully integrated cryogenic I/O (Cri/oFlex®) that reduce thermal load and enable control overhundreds or even thousands of qubits.Sal shares openly: 👉 “At some point, your bottleneck isn’t the qubit —it’s the cable.”Whether you’reinvesting, building, or teaching in deep tech — this episode reveals the unseen infrastructure challenges in quantum computing, and how Delft Circuits is solving them. @Sal Jua Bosman @ DelftCircuits#QuantumComputing#Cryogenics #DeepTech #BeyondTheQubit #DelftCircuits #QubitInfrastructure#ScalingQuantum

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