Briefs

The 3-minute versions. Each brief tells one published result in a few slides: the question, the verdict, and what it changes in practice.

Briefs simplify selection and language, never figures — every number is taken verbatim from the linked source, which remains canonical, and briefs are rebuilt whenever a source is revised. The full studies, run records and revision notes live on the evidence page.

The method studies

How these studies are made — brief cover

How these studies are made

The machinery behind every study on the evidence page — classical referees, designs locked before the first run, numbers reproduced before printing — and the findings it published against our own products.

7 slides · ~3 minutes

Which quantum method? It depends on what you know going in. — brief cover

Which quantum method? It depends on what you know going in.

12,397 certified optimization runs. The answer is a decision tree keyed to how much you trust your classical starting point — and it ships as the products' defaults.

7 slides · ~3 minutes

Noise erases depth on today's hardware — brief cover

Noise erases depth on today's hardware

Five trained circuits, from clean simulation to ibm_kingston — 100,000 raw shots, 44 seconds of processor time. What survives, and why a calibrated prediction is only an optimistic ceiling.

7 slides · ~3 minutes

Where quantum kernels can win at all — brief cover

Where quantum kernels can win at all

996 refereed arms map the territory between the classical wall and the concentration wall — a best-case map, honestly labeled, that now ships in the QML product as a printed diagnostic.

7 slides · ~3 minutes

The trainable quantum model, mapped — brief cover

The trainable quantum model, mapped

65 fair-recipe trainings, design publicly tagged before the first run. Whose territory, at which size, what a fair attempt costs — and the bet against the folklore we lost and printed.

7 slides · ~3 minutes

The case runs

Published sample runs with a certified classical referee — demo data, unedited numbers, caveats printed next to the wins.

What an honest quantum benchmark looks like — brief cover

What an honest quantum benchmark looks like

A 78-asset portfolio, 8.4 million allocations enumerated exactly — the quantum result matched the proven optimum bit for bit, and the caveats are printed next to the win.

6 slides · ~3 minutes

Your mandate rules have a price — brief cover

Your mandate rules have a price

S&P 500 replicated with 20 instruments at certified minimum tracking error — and every mandate rule priced by re-solving the optimum without it.

6 slides · ~3 minutes

Credit allocation — the search for 0% — brief cover

Credit allocation — the search for 0%

From a 1.07% gap to a certified 0.00% in measured steps, seeded and disclosed — the referee story behind the Credit Allocation RQP.

9 slides · ~3 minutes