FinQbit returns to Q-Con Quantum Conference in Gdańsk on September 11, 2026, marking a return to the third edition of the leading business-focused quantum event in Central and Eastern Europe. The conference is particularly significant for the finQbit team, as part of the company has roots at the University of Gdansk, one of the event’s organizers. Sebastian Zając will present insights from finQbit’s work applying current quantum hardware to real business use cases, demonstrating a focus on practical application for financial institutions.
finQbit Returns to Q-Con 2026: Quantum, Applied Conference
Q-Con anticipates over 300 attendees and will feature presentations on quantum cybersecurity, fintech applications, and critical infrastructure, alongside a startup expo and networking opportunities. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Warsaw, finQbit builds hybrid quantum and classical risk engines for financial institutions, focusing on risk modelling, pricing, and large-scale simulation. FinQbit offers a quantum computing platform tailored for risk experts and collaborative research and development, assisting organizations in exploring quantum applications, the company says.
Recent investment from Mediobanca and Founders Factory underscores finQbit’s position within the growing quantum finance sector, and recognition as a top-ranked Deep Tech startup further validates its approach. The company stated its commitment to bridging the gap between quantum research and commercial application, emphasizing that the future of financial computing is hybrid, delivering performance improvements on current hardware while preparing for full quantum adoption.
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