This episode analyzes the execution bottleneck in enterprise quantum computing. Mykola Myksymenko of Haiqu argues the missing software stack — not just hardware maturity — determines whether current quantum systems can produce useful outcomes.

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Why this matters for deep tech: Quantum's near-term value depends on middleware: the software layer that squeezes useful results out of noisy hardware. Haiqu's argument reframes where quantum advantage will actually be built — and who captures it.

In this episode, we cover:

• Mykola Myksymenko (Haiqu) on the enterprise quantum execution bottleneck
• Why the missing software stack — not just qubits — gates useful outcomes
• Quantum middleware and error-aware execution
• What determines whether current systems produce real results
• Enterprise adoption paths for near-term quantum

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