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Quip’s QVM provides a shared programming environment across leading quantum hardware platforms, with researchers from Monash University, the University of Notre Dame and Purdue University evaluating its potential for quantum computing research.

CASPER, Wyo., Oct. 20, 2026 — Postquant Labs, developer of the quantum computing marketplace quip.network, has launched its Quip Virtual Machine (QVM) and first quantum smart contracts. The QVM is live today on the Aglais testnet at aglais.quip.network and provides a shared programming and execution environment for quantum and classical computing, with support for the leading quantum hardware platforms.

Researchers from Monash University, the University of Notre Dame, and Purdue University are currently assessing the QVM, while SiC Systems is exploring the QVM’s potential to address complex industrial optimization problems, including applications in AI-driven manufacturing and the design, control and operation of chemical and biological processes.

In a live demonstration at Quantum.Tech world, the QVM ran 1,930 head-to-head portfolio optimization races between quantum and classical solvers, using problems created by around 100 visitors. Results within 0.5% of each other were treated as ties. The quantum solver matched or beat the classical solver in every race, and in every race where the results differed by more than 0.5%, the quantum solver produced the better portfolio, by a median of 2.56%. Both solvers typically returned answers in 0.1 to 0.3 seconds.

The QVM is a unified instruction set and runtime for quantum computation, priced in shared compute credits. It exists because the industry has a portability problem: IBM, AWS, and Microsoft do not share a common program representation or pricing model, and writing for each vendor’s stack (Qiskit, Q#, Cirq) amounts to programming in assembly.

Colton Dillion, CEO and Co-Founder of Postquant Labs, said:
“We created the QVM because quantum computing is still fractured between competing instruction sets and assemblers, providing few easy onramps to outsiders. Our virtual machine has three major goals: to unify and clarify pricing of quantum operations and memory across architectures, to distribute hybrid computation across available machines on our network, and to provide an easier abstraction for new quantum programmers that doesn’t require them to think directly in quantum gates or qubit layouts. This initial release brings together annealers, gate-based systems, and classical computers under one constraint-based programming language, and marks our first steps toward a unified representation for all of computing.”

Modeled in spirit after Ethereum‘s Virtual Machine, the QVM lets developers write programs in a single constraint-based language covering annealers, gate-based quantum systems, and classical hardware. Programs compile into quantum or classical instructions with predetermined costs, deploy to the Quip Network, and run on connected quantum computers while classical machines benchmark and validate outputs. Developers can publish programs publicly and earn payment each time they run.

Dr. Soheil Mansouri, Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer at SiC Systems, said:
“At SiC Systems, we face a variety of combinatorial optimization problems, and time is of the essence. We want to explore as many solutions as possible in as short a time as possible. This is particularly important in our physics-informed agent architecture to design, control and operate complex chemical and biological manufacturing processes. Quip Network’s QVM can help us meet that requirement and better serve our customers.”

The QVM uses a gas-based cost model for quantum computation. Gas price depends on three factors: qubit space, execution time, and entanglement. Every transaction consists of a baseline cost plus an optional tip, and the maximum possible cost is always known before execution. The goal of this is predictability. Businesses can budget for on-demand quantum workloads the way they budget for cloud compute, without vendor-specific billing surprises.

Existing quantum cloud offerings impose structural barriers: IBM Quantum’s pricing applies only to IBM hardware, and Microsoft’s Azure Quantum typically requires a spend floor of roughly $1,000 before a first circuit can run. The QVM quotes a maximum cost in compute credits before every execution — closer in spirit to AWS Braket’s metered model, but with spot-style pricing quoted upfront per transaction rather than negotiated per provider.

Dr. Terrence Mak, Professor in the Department of Data Science & AI at Monash University 
“Oftentimes, when we put a student on a project, it takes them the whole semester just to learn how to program using the latest quantum paradigms. As we evaluate Quip’s virtual machine, we believe it can speed up student training and give them more time to do real research instead of spending cycles learning a specific programming language or how to program quantum circuits.”

Shravan Kumar Sharma, PhD Candidate at the University of Notre Dame, said:
“Working with Quip’s QVM can help researchers and students spend less time learning specific quantum programming tools and more time applying quantum methods to practical research problems, including our work on the Lagrangian operator.”

Dr. Richard Carback, chief technology officer and co-founder of Postquant Labs, said:
“Using a pay-as-you-go “gas-based” cost model is the missing piece that demonstrates quantum computing is commercially viable and practical. When you can predict exactly what a computation will cost before you run it, quantum tests that began as a research experiment become a real tool for engineering because you can quantify exactly how much value it can bring to your products. This is the shift we will be delivering.”

Every computation on the network passes through a three-tier verification system. Quantum outputs are cross-checked against classical simulations; classical providers benchmark results independently; and cryptographic attestations bind each result to the hardware that produced it. Disputes over faulty results are resolved against recorded benchmarks instead of operator self-reporting.

The QVM is live today on the Aglais testnet with free compute credits for new users. On mainnet, computation will be priced in network tokens, with gas costs derived from the factors mentioned above. QuipSwap, which handles end-to-end quantum-resistant payments, launches alongside the QVM as the settlement layer of the ecosystem.

About Postquant Labs

Postquant Labs is building quip.network, the first decentralized, worldwide quantum computer. The network incentivizes both quantum and classical operators to contribute computing power, creating a trustless marketplace for quantum computing. quip.network’s quantum-resistant wallets are deployed across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana.

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Media and data leader who scaled GSTV into a national digital video and retail media platform to lead Simpli.fi’s next phase of growth

FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 20, 2026 — Simpli.fi, the real-world media platform that runs more than 140,000 local and multi-location campaigns a month for over 40,000 advertisers, today named Sean McCaffrey as Chief Executive Officer. McCaffrey brings more than 25 years of experience building media businesses that turn data into measurable outcomes. He joins at a moment when advertisers are demanding sharper precision, proof of impact, and a single partner that connects digital and real-world behavior.

As President & CEO of GSTV, McCaffrey transformed a convenience and fuel screen network into a national digital video, retail media and programmatic platform. He tripled revenue, growing the network to more than 30,000 locations reaching more than 120M+ monthly viewers, and partnered with national brands across CPG, auto, quick-service restaurants, financial services and tech. He more than doubled the workforce and built a culture recognized with several external culture and talent awards. His tenure culminated in the company’s 2025 sale to MidOcean Partners, capping years of sustained growth.

Before GSTV, McCaffrey spent 16 years at Clear Channel Outdoor and iHeartMedia. As EVP of Strategy and Partnerships at Clear Channel, McCaffrey led North American commercial sales and revenue strategy for a $400M+ business, pioneering data-driven, convergent media products and building major agency and brand partnerships. Prior to that, he spent more than a decade across multiple commercial media roles, including Clear Channel Outdoor’s global media markets across 30 countries. McCaffrey serves on the board of the Out-Of-Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA) and previously served on the boards of the Ad Council, DPAA and the IAB Video Board.

“Advertisers aren’t asking anymore whether digital and physical belong in the same plan. It’s one consumer experience, and they’re asking who can prove it worked,” said McCaffrey. “I’ve spent close to 30 years on the physical side of this idea, whether it’s a small business or a national brand activating in dozens or thousands of geographies. Simpli.fi is a platform purpose-built for how people actually move between digital and physical, connecting billions of signals in real time and measuring impact all the way to the door, at national and hyper-local scale in equal measure. That’s the foundation the next era of advertising demands, and I couldn’t be more excited to build on it. I’m eager to listen to our customers and team to keep building in this age of immediacy.”

The appointment follows the launch of Simpli.Hub, a self-serve platform that gives multi-location brands, franchises and regional agencies the control of corporate with the speed of local, across search, display, CTV, DOOH and more. Under McCaffrey, Simpli.fi will continue to expand both products and measurement that help advertisers prove what works in the real world.

“Independent agencies and local media companies are the heart of our business, and they have to prove ROI on every dollar their clients spend,” said Frost Prioleau, Executive Chairman of Simpli.fi. “Sean has partnered with agencies and advertisers his entire career and he knows how brands buy, how data changes what’s possible, and how to build teams that make us and our partners better together. He is the right leader to accelerate our products and our customers’ growth.”

To learn more about Simpli.fi, please visit https://simpli.fi/.

About Simpli.fi
Simpli.fi is the real-world media platform built for the age of immediacy. By unifying digital behavior and real-world movement into a single actionable signal, Simpli.fi enables over 2,000 agencies, advertisers, and media groups to target, optimize, and measure campaigns precisely where consumer decisions happen. Built on the truth that people use digital to navigate the physical world, Simpli.fi is engineered to connect these signals in real time—allowing brands to act on consumer intent the moment it occurs and measure the impact all the way to the door. We thrive on innovation, data-driven results, and a culture of continuous improvement to make marketing more immediate, intelligent, and connected. Simpli.fi is backed by leading private equity firms Blackstone and GTCR.

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Veteran Technology Investor Joins to Advance the Firm’s Flagship Investment Strategy 

TAMPA, Fla., Oct. 20, 2026 — Weatherford Capital, a private investment firm, has appointed Michael Pantilione as a Partner. In this role, Pantilione will join the senior leadership of the Firm’s Flagship strategy, working alongside Managing Partner and Co-Founder Will Weatherford and Partner and Co-Founder Partner Sam Weatherford across investment strategy, team management and portfolio oversight. He will also join the investment committee of the Flagship strategy.

“We believe the best teams are built with intention, and Mike is exactly the kind of investor and partner we want working with us on our Flagship strategy,” said Will Weatherford, Co-Founder and Managing Partner. “He brings two decades of experience investing in software and technology-enabled businesses, along with the judgment, humility, and relationship-first approach that reflect how we work at Weatherford. We’re excited to welcome him to the team.” 

Weatherford Capital’s Flagship strategy focuses on established markets where regulation and governance meaningfully shape how businesses operate, grow, and evolve. As Partner, Pantilione will provide leadership across investment strategy, team management, deal sourcing, evaluation, execution, and portfolio management, with particular emphasis on opportunities where technology can improve important processes and advance how products and services are delivered.

Pantilione joins from LLR Partners, a lower middle market private equity firm that invests in software and tech-enabled companies. Over 20 years at LLR, he rose from summer intern to Partner, partnering with enterprise software businesses to support their scaling initiatives and accelerate growth. He served on the boards of Dizzion, eLocal, Magaya, PCS Software, Relay Network, SMG, and SparkPost, and as a board observer at CollabNet and CoreDial. Pantilione earned his Bachelor of Science in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

“What attracted me to Weatherford was the combination of a clear investment philosophy, deep relationships, and a team whose values and approach to investing align with my own,” said Pantilione. “I see a tremendous opportunity to build on that foundation, expand our reach, and grow our impact by establishing new partnerships with exceptional founders and management teams.”

About Weatherford Capital

Weatherford Capital is a private investment firm founded in 2015. The Firm partners with exceptional leaders, bringing capital and experience, trusted relationships, and a long-term perspective to create lasting value. Weatherford sees opportunity in complexity, investing across technology, business and consumer services, sports, and public-sector markets, with a focus on established markets where regulation and governance shape how businesses operate, grow, and evolve. For more information, visit www.weatherfordcapital.com.

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New competition brings Baker Hill, The Verge OKC, IVMF, Gradient, and Oklahoma SBDC together to support Oklahoma veterans as they build and grow businesses

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 20, 2026 — Oklahoma veteran entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to compete for $10,000, showcase their businesses and connect with resources to help them grow through Battle of OKC, a new business pitch competition culminating live on Veterans Day in Oklahoma City.

Baker Hill today announced the competition in collaboration with The Verge OKC and the Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF), Gradient and Oklahoma SBDC. Battle of OKC will bring veteran entrepreneurs together with business leaders, mentors and community resources while giving them a platform to put their ideas and businesses in the spotlight.

“Veterans know how to lead, adapt and find a way forward when the path isn’t obvious — the same qualities it takes to build a business,” said Andy Ivankovich, chairman and CEO of Baker Hill. “Battle of OKC is about putting opportunity behind that potential. We want to give veteran entrepreneurs a platform to tell their stories, connect with people and resources that can help them grow and compete for capital that can make a meaningful difference in what comes next.”

Battle of OKC is open Veteran entrepreneurs whose business is majority veteran-owned, has operated for at least one year, and is registered in Oklahoma. Applicants will begin by submitting a three-minute video introducing their business, the opportunity they see and why they are ready to take the next step. A panel will select 10 entrepreneurs to advance to finals.

Ten finalists will then advance to the live Battle of OKC on Veterans Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the Verge in Oklahoma City, where they will pitch before a panel of judges and compete for a $10,000 grand prize.

The Verge OKC, a nonprofit community that helps turn ideas into impactful businesses, will help recruit and coach participating entrepreneurs throughout the competition.

“The Verge is all about connecting entrepreneurs with the people, resources, and opportunities they need to turn their ideas into thriving businesses”, said Kristin Garcia, Executive Director. “We’re excited to be part of Battle of OKC and to purposefully create space for our military community to engage with Oklahoma’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. Veterans bring valuable skills, leadership, and unique perspectives to business ownership, and they deserve to know there’s a community here ready to support them as they build and grow their businesses.”

The D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF), will provide support outreach and recruitment/connect participating veterans with entrepreneurship resources/provide expertise.

“Just last month, we brought together veteran entrepreneurs, business leaders, and community partners in Oklahoma City for the Military Entrepreneurship Forum. Battle of OKC is a great example of how that momentum continues, with the community coming together to recognize, celebrate, and invest in Oklahoma’s veteran-owned businesses, said Barbara E. Carson, Managing Director, Programs and Policy. D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families. “At the D’Aniello IVMF, we know that when veteran entrepreneurs have access to the right networks, resources, and opportunities, they can build thriving businesses that strengthen their communities.”

Oklahoma SBDC will also provide recruitment and pitch coaching for the finalists the week of the event. “This collaboration brings together partners with complementary expertise to support Oklahoma’s veteran business owners,” said Dr. Michele Hockersmith, state director of the Oklahoma SBDC. “Our role is to help entrepreneurs connect their pitch to a sound business strategy, with clear financials and realistic growth plans. That preparation has value for the competition and beyond.”

Battle of OKC is designed to provide more than a stage and a prize. By bringing together veteran entrepreneurs, business leaders and organizations committed to supporting entrepreneurship, the competition creates connections and access to expertise that can continue well beyond the final pitch.

Veteran entrepreneurs interested in competing can learn more about eligibility and submit their three-minute video pitch at www.bakerhill.com/okc. Applications close October 29. Ten finalists will be selected to compete live in Oklahoma City on Veterans Day.

About Baker Hill
Baker Hill is the leading provider of commercial lending technology for banks and credit unions across the United States. Each month, financial institutions use Baker Hill’s platform to process more than $7 billion in lending originations — helping them Lend Better, Lend Faster, and Lend More™ in their communities. Backed by Flexpoint Ford, a private equity firm, Baker Hill delivers the scale, security and innovation required to meet the demands of modern banking. The company is headquartered in Carmel, Indiana, with operations in Santa Barbara, California. For more information, visit www.bakerhill.com.

About The Verge OKC
The Verge OKC, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community that helps turn ideas into impactful businesses, will help recruit and coach participating entrepreneurs throughout the competition. Learn more: https://www.vergeokc.com 

About the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families
The IVMF at Syracuse University is higher education’s first interdisciplinary academic institute, singularly focused on advancing the post-service lives of the nation’s military veterans and their families to serve those who have served. Learn more: https://ivmf.syracuse.edu 

About Oklahoma SBDC
The Oklahoma Small Business Development Center (Oklahoma SBDC) provides confidential, no-cost business advising, training and market research to help entrepreneurs start and grow businesses statewide. Hosted by Southeastern Oklahoma State University, the state-wide network helps business owners strengthen financial plans, prepare for financing and pursue growth opportunities. Learn more at www.oksbdc.org.

About Gradient
Gradient represents the blending of diverse ideas, people, and perspectives, adding texture and depth to our community. As one of the nation’s largest innovation hubs, Gradient fosters meaningful connections, nurtures bold ideas, and provides concierge introductions to entrepreneurial resources. Learn more at www.joingradient.com

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Idea Signature, with up to $225 million in capacity, nearly triples Idea Financial’s maximum line size and adds institutional servicing to its core small business lending

MIAMI, Oct. 20, 2026 — Idea Financial, the Miami-based lender that has provided nearly $1.5 billion in financing to more than 10,000 businesses, today announced Idea Signature, a program offering revolving lines of credit of up to $1 million to established midsize businesses, funded through a joint venture with funds managed by MidOcean Partners. Idea Signature has a capacity of up to $225 million. Idea Financial is both an equity investor in the venture and its servicer, underwriting, funding and managing every line on the venture’s behalf.

Idea Signature adds a new tier on top of Idea Financial’s core business, which continues to offer lines of credit up to $350,000 and term loans to small businesses in 47 states. Signature lines serve the companies that core customers grow into: profitable, established businesses that have outgrown small-ticket online lenders but find bank and SBA financing slow, collateral-heavy and hard to get when they need it. Idea Financial intends to deploy the program’s capital to top-quality businesses in that gap.

The venture also opens a second line of business for Idea Financial: managing capital on behalf of an institutional partner. The venture owns the lines originated under Idea Signature, and Idea Financial runs them end to end, from underwriting and funding through servicing, collections and investor reporting, on the same proprietary underwriting technology and servicing platform it uses for its own portfolio. Idea Financial’s own lending, warehouse facilities and securitization program continue alongside it.

“Larry and I started Idea in the conference room of our law firm in 2017, and we are now approaching $1.5 billion in originations,” said Justin Leto, Chief Executive Officer of Idea Financial. “Midsize businesses are some of the most underserved borrowers in the country. They are too big for most online lenders and too time-sensitive for most banks. Idea Signature lets us finance them at the size they need, and it puts the underwriting and servicing we built for our own book to work managing institutional capital.”

“Many of our borrowers started with us at $50,000 or $100,000 and have grown into companies that need a million-dollar line,” said Larry Bassuk, President of Idea Financial. “With Idea Signature, we can keep financing them as they grow, and our broker partners can bring us their larger clients.”

“This venture gives us dedicated capital for larger lines, alongside our warehouse facilities and our securitization program,” said Santiago Rubio, Chief Financial Officer of Idea Financial. “It lets us grow into a bigger market with the same credit discipline that built our core business.”

“Idea Financial has built a disciplined credit and servicing operation, and the team has a long record of performance through different credit environments,” said Teddy Tawil, Portfolio Manager at MidOcean Partners. “We see a real and durable need for flexible capital among midsize businesses, and we are pleased to partner with Idea Financial to meet it.”

The launch follows Idea Financial’s inaugural asset-backed securitization, a $100 million, KBRA-rated transaction completed in September 2026. Idea Signature is the first of several larger-scale capital programs Idea Financial plans to launch in 2027.

About Idea Financial

Idea Financial is a Miami-based, technology-enabled lender providing revolving lines of credit and term loans to small and midsize businesses in 47 states, including lines of up to $1 million through Idea Signature, its joint venture program with MidOcean Partners. Founded in 2017 by Justin Leto and Larry Bassuk, the company employs 111 people and has provided nearly $1.5 billion in financing to more than 10,000 businesses. For more information, visit www.ideafinancial.com.

About MidOcean Partners

MidOcean Partners is a premier New York-based alternative asset manager specializing in middle-market private equity, alternative credit, and structured equity. Since its inception in 2003, MidOcean Private Equity has targeted investments in high-quality middle-market companies in the consumer and business services sectors. MidOcean Credit Partners was launched in 2009 and currently manages a series of alternative credit strategies, collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), and customized separately managed accounts. In 2024, MidOcean expanded its platform to include structured equity, positioning the firm as a leading provider of capital solutions to the middle-market. For more information, please visit www.midoceanpartners.com.

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Founded by former Palantir engineers, Mural is the compliant system of record that fintechs and platforms, including Deel and Opera, build on to move, store, and grow money for their customers and the agents acting for them

NEW YORK, Oct. 20, 2026 — Mural (https://www.muralpay.com), the compliant system of record for fintechs and platforms, announced today the completion of a $15 million Series A round of financing led by Tether, with participation from North Island Ventures as well as existing investors. The new capital brings the company’s total funding to $28 million and will support Mural’s global expansion and investments in the regulatory and payments infrastructure required to scale agentic finance.

“The economy is about to gain 10 billion new participants, and none of them are human,” said Sinclair Toffa, co-founder and CEO of Mural. “Our mission has been to connect people and businesses to the Global Financial Internet. Now we are connecting agents as well.”

Mural serves as a single system to manage the accounts, payments, identity, and compliance behind financial products designed for humans and the agents authorized to act on their behalf, handling the licenses, bank relationships, and local and blockchain payment rails required to operate across markets. Customers, including Deel, Opera, and Axexo, use Mural to build financial products such as payroll and remittance workflows, enabling their end users to hold dollars, stablecoins, and local currency in a unified account. These accounts have a policy and compliance engine that lets both people and agents securely store money and transact globally, with controls such as account limits, approved counterparties, and custom approvals on larger payments. Since launching its API in 2025, Mural has processed $2.1 billion in payment volume for end users in 128 countries. Its 2026 volume to date is nearly six times its total for all of 2025.

Many global businesses stitch together dozens of financial tools, bank partners, and compliance vendors to offer financial products to their customers. As these systems scale, so do the complexities of managing the components and policies of a user’s financial accounts across platforms and providers. Stablecoins and agents are making the problem more acute. Real-world stablecoin payments more than doubled in 2025 to roughly $390 billion, with businesses accounting for about 60%, according to McKinsey and Artemis Analytics, and businesses are now accepting payments from AI agents. When an agent moves money, businesses need to know who authorizes it and who is accountable if it goes wrong.

As engineers at Palantir, Mural’s founders, Sinclair Toffa and Chris Fernandes, worked alongside Fortune 100 companies to integrate various independent systems that were built for different functions. Now, they are solving the same problem for the growing number of software companies that are adding financial products with more capabilities, more providers and more systems operating around the same customer with nothing to connect them. The problem of disjointed systems only intensifies as companies begin connecting agents to their platforms.

Mural brought Palantir’s forward-deployed model to finance: its engineers embed with customers on the ground in each market and launch the integration alongside them.

“We wanted people who know the market where they work and the intricacies of that market. They were on the ground in Colombia, they were thought partners, and they moved fast,” said Olek Shtanoprud, Head of Payments at Deel.

Tether, which led the round, is the issuer of USD₮, the world’s largest and most used stablecoin. “What drew us to Mural was the team’s background building enterprise-grade software that connects existing systems to stablecoin rails. As agents start moving money, that connection to the banks, payment networks and compliance systems the world still runs on becomes essential, and Mural is already doing it at scale,” said Paolo Ardoino, CEO at Tether.

Mural is available now to fintechs, platforms, and global businesses building financial products for people and the agents authorized to act on their behalf. Companies can get started at muralpay.com or reach the team at [email protected].

About Mural
Mural is the compliant system of record for companies building financial products. It brings accounts, money movement, identity, permissions and compliance together, giving businesses a consistent view of their customers and money across the systems they use. Built for people and agents acting on their behalf, Mural provides the financial infrastructure, licenses, and controls required to operate across products and markets. Founded in 2022, Mural is headquartered in New York. Learn more at muralpay.com

Mural Technologies, Inc. is a financial technology company, not a bank. Money transmission services are provided by Mural Networks, Inc. (NMLS ID 2744530), a FinCEN-registered money services business licensed in the states listed at muralpay.com/legal. In other states, Mural Technologies provides these services through federally chartered FDIC-insured U.S. banks.

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