Filed by Horizon Quantum Computing Pte. Ltd.
Pursuant to Rule 425 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and deemed filed
pursuant to Rule 14a-12 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended
Subject Company: dMY Squared Technology Group, Inc.
Commission File No.: 333-292737
The following is a transcript of an interview
with the CEO of Horizon Quantum Computing Pte. Ltd., Joseph Fitzsimons.
Event: Channel New Asia Prerecorded Interview
Date: January 26, 2026
Thank you for this interview. Could I understand
the significance and importance of having one for a company?
So there's two main reasons that we established
our hardware testbed and built up our first system. The first reason is that it allows us to integrate our software development tools
with triple alpha directly with the control systems for the computer. That allows us to do more with the hardware than would otherwise
be possible with private systems. So we have complete control over both the software and hardware stack. The other reason that it's really
interesting to us is that it gives us a test bed system that we're able to make available to users of our tools, so that as they write
programmes in our software tools, not only can they deploy them on cloud based systems, but they can all they can also deploy on our own
system here in Singapore.
Okay, so could I also understand how much money
was invested into the quantum computer? And also, I guess, like is the health How Will the company be able to company hope to achieve
with this system, also in the short and long term?
Sure. So for once, we have invested about $2.6
million in the construction of the system and for authority. So if you think that together, the main components cost effective for 3 million,
then you some extra for us. The main part, I'm sorry. Just give me a second now.
How much has been invested into creating, constructing
the quantum computer, and also, what are the plans for this quantum computer in both the short and long term?
So we've invested about $2.6 million in the construction
of the quantum computer and in the various kinds of test electronics that we need around in order to bring the system up for us. The main
purpose of having the quantum computer is to directly integrate our software tools with the control electronics on that system so that
code written in our languages is being compiled down to our own quantum assembly language, that we are then building up the capability
to execute directly on the hardware. And that's really possible when we have complete control over the full stack from the local hardware
down to the level of the control electronics.
With that kind of computer, what kinds of skill
sets or expertise can this help to develop locally here in Singapore?
Well, I'd say it has actually fostered the development
of quite a wide range of skill sets, because we have both needed to develop the software computers, but we have also had to build up the
skill set and integrate the systems of components. And we're fortunate enough to have had assistance from our hardware partners in this,
from companies like we're getting machines and Maybell, who supply major components for the system. But what it has led us to is a position
where we're able to operate these systems ourselves, where we have the capability to expand the system, to build it up from this. Sorry,
that's wrong. I've said something inaccurate at the end.
How many jobs will be potentially created from
business? Or do you think there will be, or like in the process of constructing this, right? Have you had to hire more people as well?
So we're fortunate to be in a period of rapid
growth at the moment in the company. So we have been expanding our science and engineering tools, and this is important both for extending
our capabilities on the software side and for being able to do integration on the hardware side, being able to make our tools connect
directly from the travel electronics to have as tight integration there as possible, because the reality is that if you want to solve
hard problems on quantum computers, there's not enough room for error, so you can't introduce a bloated software on the way down. So we
have had to build up the team both on the software side as well as on the hardware operations side. So we're continuing to expand here
in Singapore. We've also run the team in the Ireland alongside,
I think focusing on the team here in Singapore,
right? Roughly how if you could give us a rough percentage, right? How many more people do you think could potentially join the team as
well, if you guys want? Going to expand.
We intend to grow quite aggressively over the
next year as we go public.
Wouldn't be possible to give us a ballpark
figure as well, like that's roughly how many?
There aren't any public numbers at the moment.
They're not disclosed in the financial documents.
Okay, thank you. Also, could I understand,
right, with this quantum computer, right? Does it also mean that it will provide you guys will try any faster services for people through
this, and maybe, what does it mean for Singaporeans on the ground, and how could it benefit over time?
Yeah, so the reason we call the company Horizon,
in some sense, is because quantum computing is a technology that has been seen as a long way off for some time. But at the time we established
a company, I think years ago, it was just starting to come into such and things have moved really rapidly. Since then, there's been a
lot of progress in the field. Systems are starting to scale up very widely, but it's still not yet at the point where applications run
on quantum computers are having real world impact today. So we're still a few years away from seeing really meaningful problems solved
on quantum computers. However, once we get there, we expect the applications to be quite ranging. Sorry, quite wide ranging, coming across
everything from basic science to pharma, finance and areas like AI.
So using these industries as examples right
in the next few years, once it is ready to benefit people, how could it potentially? Would you even give examples of how it could potentially
benefit people in youth industries?
Certainly. So if you think about simulating chemistry,
for example, it's quite difficult to simulate molecular dynamics in general, to simulate the way different kinds of atoms, different kinds
of molecules, interact and react to a world. There are there are techniques that have been developed along conventional computers that
work for a fairly wide variety of circumstances, but you're never certain when they're going to work on quantum computers. However, you're
able to accurately simulate the quantum mechanics of those molecular dynamics. You're able to accurately simulate the physics of the systems.
So in some sense, you can be in a situation where you have rigorous guarantees that your simulations are correct. And if you can do that,
it opens up a lot of doors for you. So for example, you can start applying machine learning techniques to developing reaction pathways
in chemistry, for example, so you can make more rapid progress without having to go to a wet lab every time to try a particular formulation
a particular pathway.
And also you sit in a few years, right? I mean,
the technology is not really about to be used in applications. So how long is like? A few years? Would you be able to give a range?
Yeah, so that's a great question, and often I'm
quite reluctant to get my own numbers on this. There's a really excellent report that's written each year for the global risk institute
that tries to quantify the timelines to quantum computers that are likely to have real world impact. For the most part, they're concerned
about when there will be when there will be quantum computers that pose a threat to cryptography, and that's still quite some time off,
but in the most recent surveys, they've also been asking about when there's likely to be commercial applications. And if you look at those
responses, the median crossover from experts between less likely than not to more likely than not is in the three to five year window,
at least in last year's report, so maybe about two to four years.
And then I mean looking ahead, right? You also
mentioned these various industries, and are you guys looking to partner, or in the works of contacting different partners? Is so important
you guys to have that real-world application in preparation, once it's ready?
I'm sorry I didn't catch the question.
I guess. What I mean is that, because now we
still have, like, about two to four years before it can actually be used for real world impact, right? So in this interim period until
it's ready, are you guys also looking to partner any other Singapore companies or firms, or maybe connected with other universities, so
just to develop talent as well?
So the reason why quantum is some way away from
having real world impact is because a lot of technology development still has to happen to be able to address those problems. So we're
really focused on that process at the moment, and in that process, certainly, we do partner with Singaporean companies. So there are,
there are several companies that we that we actively partner with here in Singapore. We've been working with entrepreneur labs, for example,
for some time now, in terms of focusing on how you do error correction within our compile chain, making use of their technology there.
Okay.
So anything else you would like to add?
Okay, I think we're good. Yeah, thank you. Bye.
About Horizon Quantum
Horizon Quantum’s mission is to unlock broad
quantum advantage by building the software infrastructure that empowers developers to use quantum computing to solve the world’s
toughest computational problems.
Founded in 2018 by Dr. Joe Fitzsimons, a leading
researcher and former professor with more than two decades of experience in quantum computing, the company seeks to bridge the gap between
today’s hardware and tomorrow’s applications through the creation of advanced quantum software development tools. Its integrated
development environment, Triple Alpha, enables developers to write sophisticated, hardware-agnostic quantum programs at different levels
of abstraction.
About dMY Squared
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purchase, reorganization or similar business combination with one or more businesses.
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