
Qarakal Quantum is an Israeli company, founded in 2024, building a quantum computer the way classical computers are built: specialised modules connected by a quantum bus. This is my version of their presentation, with all the content taken from what the company has published. I designed the deck as the datasheet of a chip. Every slide has one technical drawing, numbered like a figure in a spec sheet, and the colours come from the chip itself: paper and black ink, one blue for the connections and the gold of the contact pads.
The cover shows nine modules on the bus, drawn like the top view of a chip package. The last slide closes on the package outline itself.

On the locality slide, a long logical link is built from short local hops. The roadmap is drawn as a wafer that fills in year by year.

Each slide has its own drawing, from the classical and quantum hardware side by side, to the module grid and the flow from design to foundry.

The rest of the deck covers 3D scaling, timing, the company in numbers, the team and why now. Headlines are set in Sofia Sans, and every label in its semi-condensed cut.
