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Project introduction
Tsotchke Corporation LLC is a Quantum DeSci company dedicated to making quantum computing software and hardware accessible and practical for consumer-level applications. Its technology enables quantum-enhanced AI at room temperature through innovative spin-based quantum computing and silicon-based quantum processors, delivering immediate practical benefits while paving the way for transformative advances in machine learning and artificial general intelligence. By bridging quantum mechanics, materials science, and AI, we're making quantum systems more accessible, which will solve today's most challenging computational problems while advancing toward the next generation of intelligent systems.
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