15/08/2026
Quantum Has No Borders. Neither Should Collaboration.
Last night, I had dinner with several people working in different parts of the quantum computing ecosystem.
Some are working on PCBs.
Some are working on IC design.
Some are working on system integration.
Different technologies, different companies, different backgrounds — but somehow, we all understood each other.
Because working in an emerging field can sometimes feel a little lonely.
For the past three years, my partner and I have been working on technologies related to quantum computing.
We started from almost nothing.
We spent countless hours discussing specifications, solving technical issues, testing ideas, modifying designs, and turning concepts into real products.
Along the way, I learned something important:
Good technology matters.
Good service matters.
But in an emerging industry, finding the right people to build with matters just as much.
Quantum computing is still at a very early stage.
There may not always be a big market today.
There may not always be immediate recognition.
And sometimes, the opportunities may not come from where you originally expected.
But that doesn't make the journey less meaningful.
In fact, it makes me think bigger.
I no longer think about quantum technology only from the perspective of one market or one country.
If there are researchers, companies, system integrators, or technology partners in Singapore, Malaysia, Europe, the Americas — or anywhere else in the world — who are serious about building the next generation of quantum technology, we are open to working together.
Because building the future means looking beyond borders.
We don't choose opportunities by geography.
We choose them by shared vision, mutual trust, and the willingness to build something real together.
There is still a long road ahead.
We may be early.
We may still be small.
And many of the things we are working on today may not receive much attention yet.
That's okay.
Some technologies need people who are willing to work on them before the spotlight arrives.
We will keep learning.
We will keep building.
And most importantly, we will keep looking for people around the world who believe this future is worth building together.
The quantum ecosystem is still being formed.
Maybe this is exactly the right time for us to find each other.
