Quantum Computing,
Quantum Cryptography
and Quantum Sensors
This must-attend summit offers comprehensive insights into the commercial future of all areas of quantum technology presenting the opportunities available today and future applications in business and government. The conference offers over 30 expert speakers from the commercial, end-user, start-up, governmental and academic organizations. Attendees will learn about the latest quantum technology opportunities in areas such as financial services, pharma and specialty chemical, healthcare, automotive and transportation, defense, government and R&D.
While there are numerous technical conferences on the technical aspects of quantum technology, this summit is the first to focus on where the money will be made and lost as quantum technology is commercialized. The conference will consist of two major tracks: One covering the quantum computing industry and one the quantum cryptography sector. We have also found space to discuss the budding business of quantum sensors and quantum components. Lastly, there will also be two pre-conference workshops.
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Here’s what to expect:
- Learn how quantum computing will take decision making in business and research to new levels of effectiveness as quantum computing makes a profound impact on AI, machine learning and Blockchain. Which companies and research institutions will take commercial quantum computing to the next level?
- Gain insight into quantum cryptography’s role in protecting military, government and business secrets. What kind of information must be protected now and what can wait until quantum computing threats have evolved much further? Can the ultimate answer to quantum cryptography be found in quantum key distribution, or post quantum cryptography
- Hear about the future potential of quantum technology through several sessions presented by IQT analysts, including up-to-date forecasts of penetration and revenue generation.
- Obtain an improved understanding of the development of quantum sensor and quantum component technology, where it can expect to make money and learn what products are expected to succeed in years to come.
- Receive clarity on government policy initiatives, funding programs and networking efforts designed to promote quantum technology in North America, Europe and Asia
- Network with speakers and other attendees to exchange experiences and conduct business
Quantum Computing Hardware And Software
Specifically:
- Hardware
- Software
- Clouds
- Annealers
Quantum Computing Applications
Specifically:
- Drug and Material Design
- Financial Services
- Ai and Machine Learning
- Simulation
Quantum Encryption And Quantum Networking
Specifically:
- Key Distribution
- Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Networking
- National Policy Issues
Quantum
Components
Specifically:
- Sensors
- Memories
- Repeaters
(To Date)
March 20, 2:40 PM: PQC software markets
March 21, 9:10 AM: Keynote
March 20, 1:50 PM: Quantum computing technology alternatives
March 20, 11:50 am: Challenges and opportunities on the roadmap to disruptive quantum computing
March 20, 3:45 PM: Evolution of quantum computing software
March 21, 2:15 PM: Core quantum technologies: Enablers for Cybersecurity and computing
March 21, 10:40 AM: Post-Quantum Cryptography: A market Forecast
March 20, 1:50 PM: Quantum networks: A worldwide survey
March 21, 2:55 PM: Quantum Sensors: Ten-Year Market Projections
March 21, 1:35 PM: Quantum technology and defense: Policies and Opportunities
March 20, 3:45 PM: Evolution of quantum computing software
March 20th, 11:50 AM: Quantum encryption market overview – is the threat real?
March 21, 1:35 PM: Quantum technology and defense: Policies and Opportunities
March 20th, 11:50 AM: Quantum encryption market overview – is the threat real?
March 20th, 2:40 PM: PQC software markets
March 20, 3:45 PM: QKD hardware markets
March 20, 2:40 PM: Investment perspective on quantum computing
March 21st, 2:15 PM: Core quantum technologies: Enablers for cybersecurity and computing
March 21, 10:40 AM: Applications for Quantum Computing – materials design
March 21, 9:55 AM: Keynote
March 21, 11:35 AM: Blockchain and quantum technology
March 20th, 3:45 PM: Evolution of quantum computing software
March 19, 1:30 PM: Quantum Computing Market Workshop
Speaker 1: Yudong Cao — Co-Founder - Zapata Computing
Speaker 2: Michael Warren — VP of Business Development - Zapata Computing
(Ends at 4pm)
Lawrence Gasman & Alan Meckler
Speaker: Edward “Denny” Dahl — Principal Research Scientist - D-Wave
Speaker: Whurley — CEO - Strangeworks
Speaker: Travis Scholten — Quantum Computing Applications Researcher - IBM
Quantum Networking Track
Speaker: Joseph Emerson — CEO of Quantum Benchmark and Professor of Applied Math at the University of Waterloo
Speaker 1: Dr. Mark Jackson — Scientific Lead – Business Development – Cambridge Quantum Computing
Speaker 2: Paul Lucier — VP of Sales & Business Development, Isara
Speaker 1: Kees Eijkel — Director of Business Development - QuTech
Speaker 1: Lawrence Gasman — President — Inside Quantum Technology
Speaker 2: Brian Lowy — VP America - ID Quantique SA
Speaker 1: Daniel Mulet — Creative Destruction Lab
Speaker 1: Roberta Faux — Director of Research, Envieta Systems
Speaker 2: Paul Lucier — VP of Sales & Business Development, Isara
Speaker 3: Dr. Reza Azarderakhsh — Founder and President - PQSecure Technologies
Speaker 1: Wim Van Dam — Head of Quantum Algorithms, QC Ware & Professor, UC Santa Barbara
Speaker 2: Josh Izaac — Physicist/Quantum Software Development, Xanadu
Speaker 3: Joseph Emerson – CEO of Quantum Benchmark and Professor of Applied Math at the University of Waterloo
Speaker 1: John Prisco — President and CEO, QuantumXchange, Inc.
Speaker 2: Dr. Duncan Earl — President and CTO - Qubitekk
Speaker 3: Michele Mosca — Institute of Quantum Computing - University of Waterloo
Jonathan Dowling — Hearne Chair Professor of Theoretical Physics and Co-Director of the Hearne Institute for Theoretical Physics, Louisiana State University. Author of “Schrodinger’s Killer App: Race to Build the World’s First Quantum Computer”
Ben Porter — Director of Business Development – Quantum Computing at Microsoft
Quantum Networking Track
Speaker 1: Christopher Papile — CEO - BraneCell
Speaker 2: Michael Brett — CEO, QxBranch
Speaker 1: Doug Finke — Consulting Analyst – Inside Quantum Technology
Speaker 1: Monica Quaintance — Head of Research and Networks - Kadena
Speaker 1: Elsa Kania — Adjunct Fellow with the Technology and National Security
Speaker 2: Dr. Arthur Herman — Hudson Institute
Speaker 1: Wil Oxford — Founder & CEO - Bra-Ket Science
Speaker 2: Nick Farina – CEO - EeroQ Corporation
Speaker 1: Lawrence Gasman — President — Inside Quantum Technology
Sponsorships are available to purchase by phone at (917) 403-6300 or through the contact form.
- Speaking opportunity (if desired)
- 15 Complimentary Conference tickets
- Up to 400 linear ft. of exhibition space (4 tables)
- Screen projection loop of company name/logo between session in main conference room
- Dedicated PR
- Dedicated social media promotion
- One lead generation email outreach to attendees
- A corporate item in the attendee bag (other than a lanyard)
Your logo on:
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- Conference home page
- On event banners
- Conference program along with company description
- Speaking opportunity (if desired)
- 5 Complimentary Conference tickets
- Up to 200 linear ft. of exhibition space (2 tables)
- Dedicated PR
- Dedicated social media promotion
- A corporate item in the attendee bag (other than a lanyard)
Your logo on:
- insidequantumtechnology.com home page
- Conference home page
- On event banners
- Conference program along with company description
- One skirted 6’ table in a 10’ linear space (up to 10’ deep)
- 8’ high back pipe and drape, ID sign (7” x 44”)
- 3 complimentary conference tickets
- Your logo on conference home page
- Your logo and company description in the onsite conference program
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the breakfast service area
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the breakfast service area
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the lunch service area
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the lunch service area
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the cocktail area
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the coffee service area
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
- Special signage near the coffee service area
Prominent visibility for your organization by providing lanyards for the conference badge holders
Your logo on:
- Conference home page
- Conference program
Back Cover …… $2,000
Inside Front Cover …… $1,500
Insider Back Cover …… $1,000
Inside Page …… $500
Inside Quantum Technology will be held on
March 19-21, 2019 located at:
Hynes Convention Center in Boston
900 Boylston St, Boston, MA 02115
(617) 954-2000
Boston Marriott Copley Place
110 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02116
1-617-236-5800
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Sheraton Boston Hotel
39 Dalton Street, Boston, MA 02199
1-888-627-7054
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