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Matt Cimaglia

Founder & Managing Partner

The quantum revolution isn’t about chasing hype—it’s about building a sustainable foundation for breakthroughs that will redefine our world.

Q: What is the Future of Technology and the Quantum Revolution?

Quantum technology is the next frontier—it’s not just an evolution; it’s a revolution. We’re on the cusp of breakthroughs that will redefine industries like healthcare, finance, and cybersecurity. What excites me most is quantum’s potential to solve problems we once thought unsolvable, from drug discovery to climate modeling. I saw an opportunity to make an impact early in this field, not just through capital but by helping shape its direction with strategic investments.

Q: What does it mean to build a sustainable quantum venture ecosystem?

While much of the investment world is chasing the next AI breakthrough, we see quantum as an overlooked opportunity with transformative potential. Quantum technology requires a different mindset—one that looks beyond the hype and focuses on creating a sustainable ecosystem for longterm growth.

At Quantum Coast Capital, we’re not here for the buzzwords. Our goal is to support early-stage companies that are pushing boundaries in hardware, software applications, and sensing, giving them the resources and runway they need to succeed. Many quantum startups emerge from academic research, but they often struggle to transition into real-world business ventures. We aim to change that by fostering an environment where founders have the confidence to take their ideas to market and build something truly groundbreaking.

With patient capital, we ensure that these companies have a solid foundation to grow. It’s about creating lasting impact—not just for the quantum ecosystem but for the industries it will revolutionize. This approach is how we spark meaningful innovation and help founders turn their visions into reality.

Q: Why is building an ecosystem of innovation essential for quantum technology?

Collaboration is critical. No single entity can drive the quantum revolution alone—it requires a strong ecosystem. We’ve built Quantum Coast Capital to foster connections between startups, academic researchers, government institutions, and global investors. By aligning these stakeholders, we can accelerate breakthroughs and create lasting value. It’s also about ensuring that this ecosystem thrives responsibly, particularly in areas like security and ethical development.

Q: How does quantum technology shape the future?

I hope to contribute to a world where quantum technology is not just a buzzword but a tool that fundamentally improves lives. This isn’t about quick wins—it’s about building something enduring. I want Quantum Coast Capital to be remembered as a catalyst for change, empowering the companies that made quantum accessible and impactful. Ultimately, it’s about shaping a future where technology serves humanity in profound and meaningful ways.

Biography

Matt Cimaglia is a forward-thinking entrepreneur, investor, and technology advocate committed to driving innovation at the intersection of quantum computing, digital media, and advanced technologies. As the Founder and Managing Partner of Quantum Coast Capital (QCC), Matt focuses on fostering a sustainable venture ecosystem for early-stage quantum companies, emphasizing practical applications in hardware, software, and sensing technologies.

With a career spanning over two decades, Matt has founded and scaled successful businesses, including Third Summit, the parent company of Alteon.io, a groundbreaking SaaS platform for content creators. A native of Florida, Matt’s early fascination with technology led him to launch Cimaglia Productions at the age of 20, building a highly successful media company before exiting to focus on emerging technologies.

Matt is deeply committed to advancing quantum technology, viewing it as the next industrial revolution. He actively invests in transformative innovations and bridges the gap between academic research and commercial success. Beyond his professional endeavors, Matt serves on the board of the Boca Raton Center for Arts & Innovation, is a competitive cyclist, and an avid traveler with a passion for exploring new frontiers in both technology and life.