Valis Corporation develops hybrid biological quantum computers by coupling arrays of 1,024 brain organoids, each containing around one million neurons, using quantum-entangled photons and patented technology to connect them to silicon-based neural networks. The Large Brain Model project produces approximately 500 million neurons and outputs 11 terabits of data per second for applications including complex reasoning, human behavior modeling such as stock trading, non-linguistic reasoning like visual design, financial market modeling, mathematical theorem proving, brain mapping, energy-efficient AI, and research on cognitive diseases including epilepsy and Alzheimer's. The company performed experiments on IBM's Eagle 127-qubit quantum processor with superconducting transmon qubits, demonstrating wavefunction collapse consistent with Orchestrated Objective Reduction theory by incorporating gravitational effects through mass displacement. James Tagg serves as Founder and President, with Will Reid as Co-Founder. The laboratory focuses on quantum communications, sensing, and computation. Headquarters are located in Encinitas, California, with partnerships such as the Muotri Lab at the University of California San Diego.