u/Accomplished_Error30

what a crazy month, I totally thought the powers that be would've ended this war like 20 days ago, oh well, iran is completely fucked rn. however...

we now have a government in iran that we can trust...

we now have an alliance with the saudis, the Arabs, and the usa...

we now have a clear pathway to Afghanistan.

we now have more control over economic trade with the Middle East.

we can now deal directly with Iranian businessmen and state infrastructure.

so did you invest in tower? xylem? Toray? 5nplus? any of the Kushner picks? cause the Middle East is going to be the newest hotspot for up and coming tech sector. the powers that be in the Middle East want to see data centers across the dessert. powered by oil. if you don't have an abu dahbi investor number get one now and buy IHC and 2pointzero I cannot stress that enough.

pezeshkian will love the unity in saving iran, and MENA (Middle East and North Africa) will be just as strong as any BRIC.

THERES ONLY ONE ISSUE NOW AND THAT IS THE TALIBAN AND OTHER TERRORIST SECTS LIKE THE M23 IN THE DRC.

pay attention.

there's a reason pakistan handled negotiations, the war in the eastern border of iran is coming. a Pakistani war w Afghanistan is not what china wants. it impedes the creation of the belt and road initiative. however Israel and the usa would love it. so china is coming in and trying to deal... jaja that aint going to happen. when you deal with foreign ministers with no real power all you get is lip service. the drought in iran is now at peak and the restructuring of infrastructure will create clashes in the east w the Balochistan separatist/ Pakistani Taliban, even now people are being shot in the Iranian border for trying to leave Afghanistan. the amount of refugees in eastern iran is alarming and Iranians are becoming increasingly tired of terrorist sects and spiritual wars. they just want some water and a fucking iPhone w tik-tok dammit... Iranians deserve to be dumbed down and influenced by social media too.

anyway good luck today! (I made $6,000 this morning!)

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haha the fact that my posts get downvoted on my own subreddit is hilarious to me... reddit is truly a hellhole.

we started tantalus financial officially on march 13th. 8,500$ into a brokerage llc,. that will end in 5 years. follow us along our journey! ill share my individual account later (lots of nvidia and rare earths) our portfolio is based on our thesis which can be shown on our subreddit... you can read my past posts to understand more about why we invest in what we invest in. anyway happy Tuesday!

in the superconducting qubit processor sector there are three distinct types of superconductors... lemme break it down and then show you my personal pick

nano-wire: Niobium based wiring that is made in a nano scale and supercooled to create a superconductor that works with no heat transfer and little magnetic interference. these systems are complex and costly ... they require rare metals (niobium... read my very first post) and supercooling refrigeration units.

laser: using lasers to pinpoint individual atoms (usually from rubidium) like a tweezer. then blasting them with another laser that pulses and makes it attract other atoms for calculation.

photonic: (tower/coherent/xanadu) classic silicon wafers but uses photons instead of electrons, no refrigeration unit needed, created using chip mounted "photonic lasers", main issues are photons can be absorbed by materials and hard to link to qubit processors, main pro is that they are "foundry based" and have some vertical integration.

Niobium based wiring (nvidia, tscm, ibm, google) is currently the industry standard rn, knowing that Brazil and china have a monopoly over the metal is concerning and the refrigeration makes it costly, it does hold the most qubit potential but is still in research phase testing different niobium alloys to create different types of superconductors (read up on the new holy grail triplet superconductor type)

laser (pascal, aramco) primarily done by Pasqal a French company working to build Saudi Arabia's quantum sector, it is more bespoke but provides good structure for large output simulations that allow more efficient oil refining and drilling.

photonic is the new fancy type that everyone is getting into, nvidia has been spending a lot on it in collaboration with tower semi from out of Israel, its cheaper, uses classic materials like silicon and has the best scalability with its foundry first approach.

so who are the main players in photonic quantum computing?

tower semiconductors - a total buy but overpriced rn. I told y'all to buy it when it was 120$ and now you lost your chance... unless you've been paying attention.

coherent optics - expensive buy but industry standard - if photonic quantum becomes the standard they gain the most.

Xanadu - currently is integrated into most quantum systems using their penny lane software, working with Lockheed Martin to provide Fourier calculations and drastically increase efficiency..... their ipo on march. 27th. and was stated to be 10$ on ipo... buy the spac now...its at $8 ... CRANE HBR ACQUISITION CORP CL A