Demystifying Quantum Mechanics at Scale

Transforming Physics Simulation
Through Local Quantum Thermodynamics

Founded 2016 | Focus: GPU Numerical Solutions

2024: Breakthrough in Quantum-Thermo Computational Physics

Competitive Advantage:

System Size (N) Runtime Complexity Quantum Mechanics O(2^N) DFT/MD O(N³) Bayris O(N)
Seeking: $30M Strategic License Advances or Series A
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Quantum Technology Powers Our $4.2 Trillion Digital Economy

But We've Hit a Scaling Wall:

The Culprit: Wavefunction Non-Locality

"We're designing 21st-century quantum devices with 20th-century mathematical tools"

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Why Current Quantum Simulation Fails

The Wavefunction Problem:

Real-World Impact:

  • Quantum chips: Need to model entire device, DFT can simulate small sections
  • Materials discovery: Need bulk properties, DFT can simulate unit cells
  • Drug-protein interactions: Need millions of atoms, DFT can simulate thousands

Result: Innovation Bottleneck Across Industries

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Local Quantum Thermodynamics: Beyond the Wavefunction

Traditional Approach:

  • Wavefunction models global quantum states
  • Black box results

Bayris Innovation:

  • True Markov process
  • Local state at each point captures local entropy induced by broader system
  • Global quantum effects emerge from local interactions

We compute physics through local thermodynamic processes

  • Local computations: Achieve linear complexity O(N) across N points
  • Entropy representation: Glass box visibility
  • Unified physics framework: atomic → quantum nano → macro scales

Patent-Pending Computational Framework (94 pages filed)

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From Quantum Noise to Quantum Advantage

For the First Time, See:

Entropy Isn't Just Disorder - It's Information

Applications:

  1. Design decoherence-resistant quantum devices
  2. Engineer materials that use entropy productively
  3. Optimize quantum gates for error resistance
  4. Create novel sensors using controlled decoherence

"We don't fight entropy - we design with it"

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8 Years of Deep R&D

2016-2022: AptML GPU Framework

  • AptML: OS for GPU numerical applications
  • Linear algebra, FFT, neural networks, ...
  • 100% GPU-native fused kernels
  • Compiles for GPU or CPU
  • Foundation for physics engine

2024/2025: Quantum Breakthrough

  • Local thermodynamics formulation
  • Unified multi-physics framework:
    atomic → quantum nano → macro scales
  • Simulates any system via a mesh topology
  • 30K+ lines of quantum-chemistry code

On-Premises Application Binary:

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Phase 1: Quantum Chemistry (Months 1-24)

  • Target: $80B+ pharmaceutical R&D market (2019 CBO figures)
  • Application: Material science / Full-scale drug-protein interactions
  • Advantage: precise, with 100x larger molecules than DFT competitors
  • Revenue: $2M+ annual licenses

Phase 2: Nano-scale and macro-scale simulations (Months 25-48)

  • Quantum Computing: Decoherence-resistant designs
  • Semiconductors: Next-gen architectures, including plasmonic gates
  • Nuclear Fusion: Plasma confinement & instability prediction
  • Energy Storage: Quantum battery materials
  • Fluid Dynamics: Turbulence & multiphase flow at all scales
  • Revenue: $15M ARR across verticals

Phase 3: Quantum IP Portfolio (Year 5+)

  • Internal R&D: Novel quantum architectures
  • Patent Portfolio: License to manufacturers
  • Strategic Position: "ARM of quantum design"
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Current Players Are Hitting Limits

Company Approach Fatal Limitation
Schrödinger Quantum mechanics (QM)
Molecular dynamics (MD)
Expensive FFT, iFFT operations
IBM Qiskit Quantum circuit-based simulation Limited by number of physical qubits
Microsoft Azure Cloud quantum Uses unscalable quantum HW or SW
Menten AI ML-enhanced QM Requires training data

Only Bayris Addresses Root Cause:

No one else is pursuing post-wavefunction approaches

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Current Status:

Validation Milestones (Post-Funding):

Month 9: Reproduce known quantum results in single GPU

Month 12: Demonstrate scaling advantage across GPU cluster

Month 15: First pharma customer pilot

Month 18: Peer-reviewed publication

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High-Value Enterprise SaaS Model

Years 1-2 (Development & Validation)

  • Complete simulator for quantum chemistry
  • 3-5 pilot customers (primarily academia and pharma)
  • $2M+ pilot revenues

Years 3-4 (Market Expansion)

  • 20+ enterprise customers
  • Launch quantum/semiconductor/macro-scale verticals
  • $15M ARR across verticals

Year 5+ (Market Leadership)

  • $50M+ ARR across verticals
  • Quantum IP licensing revenue
  • Strategic value: $1B+

Unit Economics:

  • Contracts charge per GPU license
  • Average Contract Value: $1-3M/year
  • Gross Margin: 85%+
  • Net Revenue Retention: 140%+
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$30M Efficient Deployment

60% Technical Team ($18M)

  • 5 Quantum physicists
  • 5 GPU engineers
  • 3 UI/UX developers
  • 2 IT/cluster developers
  • 5 Application scientists (year 2+)
  • 3 year runway

20% Validation & Computing ($6M)

  • GPU cluster resources
  • Benchmarking studies
  • Customer POCs

13% Business Development ($3.9M)

  • Enterprise sales team
  • Technical marketing
  • Conference presence

7% Operations ($2.1M)

  • IP protection
  • Infrastructure
  • Administration
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Perfect Storm of Opportunity

✓ Quantum Industry at Inflection

  • $1B+ invested, still can't scale
  • Everyone needs better simulation

✓ GPU Computing Maturity

  • 30x higher benchmarks than 2016
  • Cluster deployment standardized

✓ Market Pull Intensifying

  • Pharma: Patent cliffs need new drugs
  • Semiconductors: Moore's Law ending
  • Quantum: Investors demanding results

✓ First-Mover Advantage

  • No one else pursuing this approach
  • 2-3 year technical lead
  • Core IP patent-pending
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Leadership

Founder/CEO: Jorge Campos, Ph.D.

  • Ph.D. in EE: 2007, U.C. Davis
    • Focus: Digital IC Design, Fabrication, Validation, and Test
    • Dissertation: Mutation-based Validation Paradigm
      (a software framework for digital circuit design validation)
  • 9 years patent agent experience
  • 8 years building GPU infrastructure

Our Approach:

  • No shortcuts in R&D
  • Physics-first, not hype-first
  • LLM-augmented development (5x productivity)
  • Develop strong quantum patent portfolio

Seeking Advisory Board:

  • Quantum computing pioneers
  • Pharmaceutical R&D executives
  • GPU computing experts

Vision:

Every quantum device designed in the next decade will use Bayris to understand and control quantum-thermal interactions at scale

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$30M Strategic Growth Program

Strategic Partnership Opportunity

  • $2-5M prepaid license advance
  • 50% discount on all GPU licenses for 2 years
  • 1-year exclusive domain access ($5M+ partnerships)
  • Shape development priorities

Investment Opportunity

  • $30M Series A
  • Valuation: Based on strategic value
  • Board seat for lead investor

Together, we'll unlock the quantum revolution

Next Steps:

  1. Technical deep-dive (under NDA)
  2. Review detailed projections
  3. Reference calls with interested customers

Contact: jorge@bayris.com

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