AWS and Quantum computing
I was reading about how AWS is playing the game in the Quantum Space. Not surprises here, they are playing the game in the way they always play the game:
Month: September 2025
Circle Internet Group
This company became public in June, and I was curious about what they do and how they make profits. They do not attend final users, they reach them through exchange markets, payment processors or specific FinTech companies. I did a map to visualize what they do. Who are these clients? Category Examples of Clients / … Read more
Quantum Annealing
Quantum annealing is a quantum computing technique used to solve optimization problems by finding the lowest-energy state of a system. It works by encoding a problem into a mathematical energy landscape, where the best solution corresponds to the global minimum. The quantum computer then starts in a simple, easily prepared ground state and gradually evolves … Read more
Upcoming Deprecation of AWS Services
During these days, we all that are in this industry called IT and that work heavily on AWS start to receive the list of deprecated services. As an example, this just came: Change in prices These notes also come with some price updates. For instance the Bedrock Claude prices change Token Direction Current Price(Cost per … Read more
Quantum Computing, companies playing the game
AI is in the portfolio, and now it’s time to think about the next big thing. There are many advances in many fields but they are too far away to my knowledge, the closer one where I have some literacy is technology, so I have picked Quantum Computing as a field where to read. When … Read more
Identifying patterns before investing
When operating in a competitive space without a clear business case, where should you invest? Rather than chasing specific opportunities, focus on identifying the patterns and characteristics that signal where investment makes sense. Once you recognize these patterns, seek out the providers that deliver those unusual characteristics—ones that may not yet be mainstream. If we … Read more
Quantum computing, some basis
I’m not a quantum computing expert, I’m trying to learn how the ecosystem is organized, what problems is quantum computing trying to solve, what are the different areas… So this is the final diagram I did for myself, that will evolve, but right now it works for me. The summary of the important aspects is: … Read more
Space Research, some maps from the conversations
This September Simon Wardley organized a research around Space. I have participated in the Manufacturing subgroup. I’m documenting some of the things we have been discussing. The question to be answered, The question that serves as goal for the research is to identify the points where investment will go in the future of space industry, … Read more
Some history about products in the insurance space
Some learnings I got today after some bumpy calls with a client. We had a call to demo a couple of AI tools to an Indian client. They work with Ingenium and the person doing the demo used a couple of comments about Integral product (another product family from DXC). One of the clients that … Read more
Maniac, by Benjamin Labatut
This summer I was reading “Maniac” written by Benjamin Labatut. I liked the way is written, how the different characters described Janis Von Neumann and how it cover the evolution of computer science. His writting style engage a lot.