QC Ware, a leading provider of quantum and quantum-inspired machine learning and chemistry simulation solutions, has announced the third edition of its Q2B Tokyo Conference. The conference will focus on major quantum technologies and themes, including computing, sensing, communications/security, error correction, quantum AI, and more. The event will feature keynotes, industry case studies, and discussions led by experts from leading businesses and institutions. QC Ware CEO Matt Johnson highlighted the vibrancy of the quantum computing ecosystem in Asia, particularly Japan. The conference will also include a start-up track with a pitch competition and a “New Faces” panel.
Quantum Computing Conference Q2B Returns to Tokyo
QC Ware, a company specializing in quantum and quantum-inspired machine learning and chemistry simulation solutions, has announced the third edition of its Q2B Tokyo Conference. The event, scheduled for July 24-25, 2024, aims to connect the global and Asian quantum computing ecosystems, bringing together experts from various industries including computing, telecommunications, sensing, finance, and automotive.
The conference will be held at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo and will delve into a wide range of quantum technologies and themes. These include computing, sensing, communications/security, error correction, quantum AI, and HPC integration. Attendees will have the opportunity to listen to keynotes, industry case studies, and discussions led by experts at the forefront of quantum R&D from leading businesses, government institutions, academia, and Fortune 100 companies.
Quantum Computing in Asia: A Vibrant Ecosystem
The quantum computing ecosystem in Asia, particularly in Japan, is thriving. The Q2B Tokyo Conference aims to highlight this vibrancy and the work done to create such an environment. “The Japanese quantum ecosystem is incredibly vibrant and exciting, and the work undertaken to directly and indirectly create that environment cannot be overstated,” said QC Ware CEO Matt Johnson.
The conference will feature keynotes, business seminars, breakout sessions, technical workshops, and panel discussions. Attendees will have the chance to learn about the latest hardware breakthroughs and applications in optimization, chemistry simulations, pharmaceutical and materials discovery, error correction, and machine learning. The conference will also feature panels and sessions from real-world practitioners, end users, and experts across industries.
Notable Speakers and Quantum Technology Advancements
The Q2B Tokyo Conference will host a number of notable speakers from the quantum computing industry. These include Jay Gambetta from IBM, Takuya Kitagawa from QuEra Computing Inc., Stephen Jordan from Google Quantum AI, and Yu-ichiro Matsushita from Quemix, among others.
Leaders in the field will deliver sessions on recent advancements in quantum technology. These include Masaru Watabiki from Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation, Carmen Palacios from Nu Quantum, Itamar Sivan from Quantum Machines, and Dr. Manoj Stanley from the National Physical Laboratory, UK.
- Jay Gambetta – IBM Fellow, VP IBM Quantum, IBM
- Takuya Kitagawa – President, QuEra Computing Inc.
- Stephen Jordan – Research Scientist, Google Quantum AI
- Yu-ichiro Matsushita – CEO, Quemix
- Kenji Kikuchi – Solution Expert, Keysight Technologies
- D. Eng. Yunoki Seiji – Team Leader, RIKEN
- Nash Palaniswamy – Chief Commercial Officer, Quantinuum
- Prof. Synge Todo – Professor, University of Tokyo
Start-up Track and Quantum Tech Start-up Opportunities
One exciting component of the Q2B Tokyo Conference is the start-up track, which includes a pitch competition and a “New Faces” panel. The pitch competition, organized by QAI Ventures, offers the winner a chance to participate in the early-stage quantum tech start-up QAI Accelerator and an investment of up to CHF 200k. The New Faces panel will showcase new and exciting companies making their Q2B debut.
QC Ware is a software and services company specializing in quantum and classical computing. The company is based in Palo Alto, California, and supports its European customers through its subsidiary in Paris and customers in Asia through its business development office in Tokyo, Japan. QC Ware also organizes Q2B, a global series of conferences for industry, practitioner, and academic quantum computing communities.
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