NEW YORK — Data Lair (Solana:LAIR), a Solana-based Web3 infrastructure project under Next Realm AI, is positioning itself as the memory layer for next-generation quantum computing systems, addressing a critical gap in quantum architecture that could unlock real commercial viability.
Unlike classical GPU cloud computers, quantum processing units lack memory retention after task execution. Data Lair's solution, outlined in recent livestream on Nov. 09, 2025, would be to store quantum runtime data in classical GPU memory utilizing NVIDIA CUDA-Q, creating a quantum-classical bridge that operates above hardware platforms, such as IBM Quantum, Quantinuum, and other quantum systems.
The platform will integrate x402 protocol-enabled AI agents on blockchain to manage workflows and resource allocation across distributed quantum systems. This decentralized orchestration layer works in tandem with Quantum Meow (Solana:QMEOW), Next Realm AI's companion project designed to manage quantum agents directly above quantum hardware. Quantum Meow would handle workflow coordination, resource optimization, and runtime management through Qiskit code, creating an intelligent control plane for quantum operations.
Together, Data Lair and Quantum Meow form a comprehensive quantum software stack: Quantum Meow orchestrates quantum agents and manages computational tasks, while Data Lair provides persistent classical memory for quantum results and intermediate states.
Quantum Hardware <-> Quantum Meow (Quantum Agents) <-> Data Lair (GPUs, AI Agents)
Next Realm AI recently hosted IBM Qiskit Fall Fest at Columbia University, featuring representatives from IBM Quantum and Quantinuum, signaling strong academic and industry relationships in the emerging quantum ecosystem.
The company plans to target financial industry optimization, biotech, and drug discovery companies on the OTC and NASDAQ. As the quantum industry matures, specialized software architecture above quantum hardware may capture early-stage value before widespread quantum advantage arrives, with Next Realm AI's dual-project approach addressing both computational orchestration and data persistence challenges.