sivan: of course.end of the day, quantum computing is there to provide us with the next very big group in, right? computing power quantum computers --big group in computing power, right? quantum. computers will unleash in computing power what we have here today commanded a computer that would be able to develop based on the technologies that we have today. caroline: let's just talk about your technologies and ultimately who you serve. you've got a massive funding round, and many are saying it's because you serve half of all the quantum ecosystems. how big is that ecosystem, and what are you serving with? dr. sivan: so this ecosystem is actually quite big. it includes multiple organizations. so first of all, there are the hyperscalers that you were just referring to in other corporate all over the world that are already investing billions in consumers. first of all, building quantum processes and building quantum computers. then you have government labs. then you have the most important technological ra

i would say it's worth keeping and i on to see if it happens -- an eye on to sivan happens march 14.if it happens march 14. host: this is lisa. if you could turn your television down, we could hear your question better. caller: ok. what i want to say is this right here. elon musk and donald trump, it's not about trimming the fat, it's trimming oversight. the fact is the social programs, people have to be very careful what reality that you are in. because the reality that they are telling you that they are doing is trimming oversight. now, medicare, social security, food stamps, snap, all of those social programs that i know that donald trump received. they want to play into that reality with donald trump and elon musk. i would like to ask the guest a question. what does consumer protection, what does that have to do with trimming the fat? this is our protection from big corporations that they can't come in and pray on the american people. what does that have to do with cutting that program? is that fat too? host: that is lisa. guest: the prevalent -- problem being republicans saw the