IonQ to Present at The Economist Impacts Commercialising Quantum Global Event in London

IonQ, a leading commercial quantum computing company, will present at The Economist Impacts Commercialising Quantum Global event in London, Europe’s largest conference on real-world quantum applications, expected to host over 1,000 attendees. Dr. Dean Kassmann, IonQ’s Senior Vice President for Engineering and Technology, will speak on a panel discussing how companies can communicate progress in quantum computing without fueling hype, emphasizing the importance of clear communication for building trust and long-term growth. IonQ’s participation underscores its commitment to advancing commercial quantum technologies with near-term impact, as the first publicly traded pure-play quantum company prioritizing clarity and accountability in its communications.

Dr. Dean Kassmann, a representative from IonQ, will participate in a panel discussion titled “Communicating Progress Without Hype.” This session aims to address the challenges of accurately conveying advancements in quantum technology to stakeholders while avoiding overoptimistic claims. The discussion underscores the importance of transparency and realism in fostering trust and understanding within the quantum computing community.

IonQ’s involvement in the event reflects its commitment to advancing commercial quantum computing and its role as a key player in shaping the industry’s future. By engaging with thought leaders and practitioners, IonQ seeks to contribute to meaningful dialogue and collaboration, ultimately driving progress toward practical quantum applications.

Dr. Dean Kassmann will participate in a panel discussion titled “Advantage or Overstatement? How to Communicate Progress Without Fueling the Hype Cycle.” The session will address challenges in balancing optimism with practicality, ensuring stakeholders clearly understand both potential and limitations.

IonQ’s participation underscores its commitment to driving progress through balanced dialogue and collaboration. By focusing on real-world applications and addressing critical challenges such as error correction and the integration of quantum AI, IonQ contributes to shaping the future of commercial quantum computing.