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Human behaviour often breaks the rules of classical logic. The order of questions in a survey can change answers, and modeling these context effects turns decision-making into something closer to quantum probability than classical statistics.
Credit risk used to be estimated overnight using slow, aggregated models. By reframing Credit Valuation Adjustment as a continuously updated state with many correlated inputs, it becomes a live signal suited to quantum-style risk aggregation.

Turbulent flows inside rocket engines resist stable simulation. At extreme pressures and temperatures, predicting fluid behavior starts to look like evolving a complex quantum system rather than solving neat classical equations.
Large scheduling and routing problems don’t fail because of lack of data, but because the solution space explodes. Treating schedules as energy landscapes makes quantum-inspired optimization a natural way to search for good solutions.
ATM cash demand appears random but contains hidden cycles across locations and time. Recasting forecasting as a frequency-discovery problem aligns naturally with quantum-style transforms rather than incremental statistical updates.
Small pockets of water inside proteins can dominate binding behavior. Accurately modeling their collective electronic states pushes beyond classical approximations and into variational quantum descriptions.

Turning weak signals into measurable advantages.

The engine behind period-finding, phase information, and several quantum speedups.

A hybrid approach for extracting physical and chemical insights from near-term hardware.

A quantum-native way to explore hard optimization landscapes.

Quantum dynamics that outperform classical random walks in search and graph problems.

Extracting eigenvalues and phase information. The backbone of many quantum speedups.

Faster estimation when probabilities matter more than exact answers.