SEA Quantum engaged with a foundational figure in quantum computing at the Asia Quantum Information Science Conference 2026, presenting its Quantum Machine Learning research at the regional gathering. The team had the opportunity to discuss their work with Professor Richard Jozsa, co-creator of the Deutsch-Jozsa Algorithm. “Moments like these reaffirm our commitment to advancing quantum technology,” the company stated, highlighting the importance of collaboration and preparing future researchers. SEA Quantum also demonstrated its dedication to education by hosting three 3-day online workshops focused on Quantum Communication and Quantum Sensing with partner universities in Malaysia.
AQIS 2026 Presentation Advances Quantum Machine Learning
This interaction occurred while the team was at KAIST, facilitating discussions and insight-sharing with leading quantum scientists. One workshop, conducted with Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, focused on Quantum Communication, while another, in collaboration with Universiti Putra Malaysia, explored Quantum Sensing.
Engaging with the global quantum community remains central to SEA Quantum’s mission of driving excellence in Quantum Machine Learning, as demonstrated by its presence at AQIS 2026 and subsequent collaborative workshops, the company says. The company also presented research at the Jinan Institute of Quantum Technology and hosted a visit from France’s top quantum leaders, further solidifying its position within the international quantum landscape.
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