Updated page
Privacy Policy
An enquiry now also notes which section at the foot of a page, if any, sent you to the contact form, and on which page.
Website updates
What’s new.
What’s new is the dated change log for this website: every new page and every meaningful revision to an existing one, each with a short note on what changed and a link to the page. It is for returning readers who want to pick up where they left off. It records our website content only, not product launches, model releases or customer deployments.
All Resources →Introduction transcript. Qubi: A website changes quietly, and returning readers can easily miss what moved. So every new page, and every meaningful revision, gets its own dated entry. Each entry says what changed, and links straight back to the page itself. The badges fade after a while, but the record stays here to read.
The change log
Pick up where you left off.
Every entry links to the page and explains what changed. These are website updates: a new guide does not mean we launched a model or deployed a customer system.
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Updated page
Cookie Policy
The session cookie’s note now includes the last section at the foot of a page whose link you followed.
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AI Web Design
Repositioned as an AI web design agency page, with the published price range, and answers on whether AI is replacing web designers and when an AI website builder is enough.
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Application UI/UX
Repositioned as a UI/UX design agency page for SaaS and mobile apps, with answers on what such an agency does and how UI/UX work is priced.
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Interactive Website Mascots
Repositioned around mascot design services, with how a brand mascot is created and how a custom mascot is priced.
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Creative Design
Rebuilt as an AI design agency portfolio: a filterable wall of the websites, identities, domain pages and mascots we have designed, how a design is made, what you take away, answers to common questions, and service and portfolio structured data.
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Vibe Coding Services
Vibe coding services from engineers who know the stack: a technical vs non-technical vibe coder comparison, the security failures common in AI-built apps, a security checklist and cleanup of vibe-coded apps.
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Mistral: European Open Weights
Added Mistral's Timestral time-series models (15 October 2026): sizes, CPU-only use, Modified MIT weights licence and Public Preview status.
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Home
Clarified the homepage introduction and metadata, added guidance on choosing an AI development agency in Spain, and included the homepage summary in llms.txt.
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Barcelona AI Studio
Clarified the Barcelona AI consultancy introduction and search metadata, with English and Spanish answers about agents and automation.
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Creative Design
Expanded the discovery summary to explain the design services covered and where to start.
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Mobile Application Prototypes
Expanded the discovery summary with on-device testing, hardware and distribution considerations.
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Partners
Clarified the discovery summary about technology choices, collaboration and vendor partner status.
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Blog
Expanded the discovery summary to describe the engineering topics covered by the blog.
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Sitemap
Expanded the discovery summary to explain which sections readers can find in the site index.
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Privacy Policy
Expanded the discovery summary to cover data use, retention, rights and privacy enquiries.
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Terms of Service
Expanded the discovery summary to explain website use and the commercial terms covered.
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New page
Jev: AI Tools & Fast Decisions
A new Jev section covering decision tools, integration choices and the published evidence.
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New page
Jev Model Routing
A proposed model-routing workflow, with evaluation, budget controls and fallback design.
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New page
Jev Agent Guardrails
How focused checks can support agent input screening, evidence review and action policies.
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New page
Jev Real-Time Agents
Live decision loops, parallel typed outputs and the limits of real-time deployment claims.
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New page
Jev vs LLMs: Published Benchmarks
Provider-reported comparisons, with methodology, dates and limitations beside the charts.
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New page
Managed Agent Runtimes
Persistent sessions, sandbox choices and enterprise pilots for managed agent workflows.
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New page
Agent-to-Agent Interoperability
Agent-to-agent handoffs, shared context and the distinction between A2A and MCP.
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New page
September 2026 AI Technology Briefing
A source-linked September review of model releases and enterprise agent technology.
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DeepSeek
Revised for V4.1-Flash, including native vision, deployment considerations and dated API pricing.
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Claude
Updated model availability, enterprise considerations and attributed provider benchmarks.
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Voice AI & Speech Systems
Updated live voice coverage, with full-duplex interaction and backend delegation considerations.
Reading the log
What the labels tell you.
New or meaningfully updated
New marks a newly published page or section. Updated marks a meaningful revision, such as a revised comparison or implementation guidance. Spelling corrections and routine deployments do not restart a badge.
A date for our content
The date refers to our website content, rather than a third-party product launch. Technology pages carry their own source links, research dates and qualifications so you can check the evidence.
The record stays available
Navigation badges remain visible for 30 calendar days, including the publication or update date. Entries remain here afterwards. A new page keeps its New label even if it receives an early revision.
Questions
Questions about this log.
How often is this page updated?
There is no fixed schedule. An entry is added when a page is published or meaningfully revised, such as a new comparison or changed implementation guidance. Spelling fixes and routine deployments are not logged, so a quiet month means nothing substantial changed rather than that the log was forgotten.
Does a new entry mean QQuantum.ai launched something?
No. Every entry is about this website’s content. A new guide about a model or a technique does not mean we released that model or deployed it for a customer. Technology pages carry their own source links and research dates, so you can check the evidence behind them yourself.
How long does the New badge stay in the navigation?
For 30 calendar days, counting the publication or update date. After that the badge goes, but the entry stays in this log. A new page keeps its New label even if it is revised early, so the badge always tells you which pages were first published recently.
