Quantum computing took center stage at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week as Sumit Kapur, Chief Executive Officer of Zapata Quantum Inc. (OTC: ZPTA), addressed global leaders on the path to commercialization. Kapur outlined how the next leap forward won’t solely rely on hardware, but on building dependable quantum applications—a crucial shift as the technology moves beyond research. “It’s a privilege to be part of the Davos dialogue at a moment when quantum computing is clearly reaching an inflection point,” Kapur stated. Joined by leaders from MIT, HorizonX, and other key organizations, the discussions focused on translating rapid hardware advancements into deployable solutions, signaling a growing recognition of quantum’s immense economic potential and a move towards real-world impact.
Quantum Computing Gains Traction at Davos 2026
(OTC: ZPTA), participated in two panels focusing on the commercialization and strategic adoption of these emerging technologies. Discussions centered on translating recent hardware advancements into reliable, deployable applications, a challenge requiring collaborative effort. The increasing prominence of quantum computing at Davos reflects accelerating technical progress and its immense economic potential, with leaders examining where quantum systems are beginning to demonstrate practical relevance. “The strong interest in quantum computing at Davos reflects both the pace of recent technological progress and the scale of the opportunity ahead,” said Steve Suarez, Chief Executive Officer of HorizonX. Zapata Quantum, a hardware-agnostic, pure-play quantum software company, holds a unique position with over 60 granted and pending patents developed over seven years.
Zapata Quantum’s Hardware-Agnostic Software Focus
Zapata Quantum Inc. is uniquely positioned within the burgeoning quantum ecosystem as a publicly traded, pure-play company concentrating on software—a critical area as the field shifts from research to practical application. The company’s hardware-agnostic approach emphasizes application development, a strategy highlighted during panels focused on commercialization and strategic adoption. Zapata notably participated in all technical areas of DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking program, demonstrating its commitment to rigorous validation.
It’s a privilege to be part of the Davos dialogue at a moment when quantum computing is clearly reaching an inflection point.
Sumit Kapur
Zapata Quantum has distinguished itself within the burgeoning quantum landscape through extensive involvement with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) Quantum Benchmarking program, participating across all technical areas.
