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🚀 The future of technology is quantum, and it's happening now! Our COO and co-founder, Valerian Giesz, recently joined Bastien Tonnellier on his podcast “Les Ingénieux” to discuss how Quandela is leading the charge in the quantum revolution. [Link in the comments below 👇] In this insightful episode, Valérian explains: 🔹 The basics of quantum technology and its potential to solve problems that classical supercomputers can't 🔹 Real-world applications, from logistics to pharmaceuticals, where quantum is making a tangible impact 🔹 Quandela’s role in positioning France at the forefront of the global tech revolution He also shares the challenges and exciting opportunities of being part of a deep-tech startup, along with Quandela's European vision and the innovation ecosystem we're helping to build. Thank you Bastien! #QuantumRevolution #DeepTech #Innovation #Quandela

I am pleased to invite you to watch Digital Ag Global Episode 4 In this episode, Clyde Graham and Yurii Kovalchuk delve into the ever-evolving world of AgTech investments. As innovation continues to transform agriculture, this conversation sheds light on how startups are navigating the challenges of securing funding and what opportunities lie ahead in a competitive market. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or AgTech enthusiast, this discussion provides valuable insights into the current state of AgTech financing.

In a previous life, I led a COVID testing company. If you're interested in hearing about it, check out the #uMedMarket story on the #VentureInTheSouth podcast. You can listen to it here: https://lnkd.in/efuduSBM

The second announcement of the season! :D We have been waiting a long time to do this and are super excited to finally get it out and go live with it. Introducing our very own podcast, Decarb Chronicles. This show intends to talk about the various innovations and technologies we are exploring, learning about and building to aid global decarbonisation efforts. We deep dive into the science behind the technologies, the applications in the market and the IndusDC approach towards building ventures that can cut 1GT of CO2 emissions by 2035. In the first episode, catch our founding team Kushant, Satyanarayanan Seshadri and Kaustubh chatting about their backgrounds in scaling businesses, technology, and people analytics and explore how we are looking at innovation in the decarbonising industrial hardware solutions. Link in comments Follow us, give us a shoutout or maybe just leave a comment :) #Decarbonization #Podcast #Sustainability #Venture #Innovation #Technology #Deeptech

WERE BACK! After a long hiatus, the "Stuff You Should Know About IP" podcast is live once again! Whether you're trademarking your mom's secret cookie recipe, or copyrighting your cat's Instagram photos, we've got you covered! Because on today's episode, we're joined by the world famous Michael Colson of Redyrect to talk about IP considerations that every startup owner should think of. If you enjoy listening to us muse about IP, and watching the random outputs of Chat GPT read aloud by humans on a Teams recording, don't forget to click the like button, share with a colleague, and leave a comment wherever you're listening!

Excited to share my latest podcast episode on Spotify! 🎙️📌 Topic: IP Financing in Scientific Communities Join me as we dive deep into the world of intellectual property and explore how it's shaping the future of scientific research and innovation. We'll discuss: - The importance of IP in driving scientific progress - Innovative financing models for research institutions - Challenges and opportunities in IP commercialization - Success stories from the scientific community Whether you're a researcher, investor, or simply curious about the intersection of science and business, this episode offers valuable insights for all. 🔗 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/dNhiK7is Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the cutting-edge developments in IP financing that are transforming the scientific landscape. Please tune in and let's explore the future of innovation together! #IPFinancing #ScienceInnovation #ResearchFunding #Podcast What do you think about IP financing in scientific communities? Share your experiences or questions in the comments below!

Each automated milking system startup can be broken into five components. How focusing on the five P's can minimize stress and help the farm team and cows adapt to the new milking system. Vita Plus Corporation https://lnkd.in/gbXuMiJm

Super proud of my dear friend and co-founder Joe Wadakethalakal's recent podcast with Deconstructor of Fun. There were many gems of wisdoms shared, but the ones that stood out to me were: 1) Even with strong convictions, founders must be open to feedback and be willing to course correct. "Strong beliefs loosely held" 2) The importance of a cohesive and supportive team to navigate the challenging journey of entrepreneurship 3) Raising equity capital can be both a blessing and a curse - companies need to use that capital wisely and strategically 4) If you are diluting your ownership to fund marketing spends that have a predictable ROI - you're much better off financing it with credit instead. And we think PvX Partners has the best credit solution available for this need Catch the full podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gnc2NKDh

Excited to share episode 5 of the Slow Hunch Podcast, with Zoe Weinberg, founder of ex/ante . Zoe makes a compelling case for why technology isn't neutral - it's purpose-built, and architectural choices matter enormously. We explored how the next wave of founders have the potential to build tech that enhances human agency rather than diminishing it. A key insight for me was that the tradeoff between user convenience and user control is not inevitable. We have the potential to build technology that's both magical to use AND preserves individual autonomy. Full episode here: https://lnkd.in/eaGc2sah

I was pleased to hear my voice on the #ProfGPod this morning. Scott Galloway is a thoughtful and novel voice on business and tech, I was curious for his take on the market side of the defense-tech ecosystem. My question: In the Pentagon, where I work as an advisor, there is a lot of interest in defense-tech these days. Whether it’s autonomous robotic hardware, software architectures for common control of uncrewed platforms, or AI sales pitches on everything from smart weapons to mission planning aids, tech is all over my conversations. And while some of the typical big tech players are active here, there is also increasingly a bespoke ecosystem of defense-tech venture seeding defense-tech startups. Yet DOD is not a “normal” customer. It can buy in weird ways, it is often asking for products that have limited commercial application, and it can struggle in its innovative investments to get venture-backed companies over the valley of death. I’m curious what Scott’s sense of this market is and how I can help leaders better understand the business side of the defense-tech marketplace. Check out his answer here: https://lnkd.in/ePQw9WR8