QC Ware hosts quantum conference in Copenhagen next September

QC Ware and a consortium of Danish organizations, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark, Novo Nordisk Foundation, and Novo Holdings, will co-host the Q2B Copenhagen Conference on September 9-10, 2026. The two-day event aims to connect quantum computing experts from artificial intelligence, finance, and automotive industries, among others, indicating a broadening view of the technology’s potential beyond fundamental research.

“Quantum innovation depends on strong international partnerships,” said Susanne Hyldelund, State Secretary for Trade and Investments, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark. “We are proud to welcome the global quantum community to Copenhagen and connect international partners with the Danish quantum ecosystem.”

Danish Consortium Co-Hosts 2026 Q2B Copenhagen Conference

The 2026 Q2B Copenhagen Conference, confirmed for September 9-10, signals a sustained commitment to fostering quantum technology despite the field’s ongoing development. This collaboration extends beyond funding; the Danish Consortium will spearhead strategic discussions focused on translating quantum research into practical applications and bolstering international cooperation. Denmark’s emergence as a European quantum hub stems from a deliberate strategy connecting research advancements with industrial implementation.

Strategic investment, combined with public-private partnerships, has cultivated a rapidly expanding quantum ecosystem within the country, positioning it to strengthen Europe’s global leadership in the field. Attendees will participate in keynotes, case studies, and panel discussions featuring experts from a diverse range of industries, including AI, high-performance computing, pharmaceuticals, finance, telecommunications, and automotive, suggesting a wider applicability of quantum computing than is often highlighted.

The opening session will feature a panel of ambassadors discussing the importance of international collaboration, moderated by Louise Lund Henneberg, Acting Director for Techplomacy at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This panel will explore the role of government in supporting the commercialization and scaling of quantum technologies, addressing challenges related to talent, collaboration, funding, and technological innovation.

“Together with our outstanding local partners, we’re excited to showcase how the Nordic region is helping drive Europe’s leadership in the global quantum race and accelerate the journey from scientific breakthroughs to real-world impact,” said QC Ware CEO Matt Johnson. The conference will also include a Start-up Pitch Competition organized by BioInnovation Institute, offering early-stage companies a platform to present their solutions to investors and industry leaders.