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Q2B is one of the largest and most recognized quantum computing event series in the world. The conference brings together top QC companies, investors, enterprise users, academics and governmental representatives to discuss the latest breakthroughs in quantum and to connect providers with consumers. In 2024, Q2B is coming back to Paris after a successful first 2023 edition, as the event continues to make its community more accessible to the European ecosystem and the international community of quantum computing. The event will be structured around Keynotes, track sessions, panels, and networking with a specific focus on computing, communications & security, industrial enterprise applications, and governmental policies .

Organisateur;     Tel.: [0777847234];     Email: jb.faverjon@qcware.com

Informatique Quantique, Informatique, Sensing, Timing, super conducteurs, communications et sécurité, cas d'usage, applications industrielles, gouvernements, analystes, keynote,

Quantum technologies exploit the ability to prepare, manipulate and detect single quantum objects such as atoms, photons and electrons to enhance the performance of applications in quantum communications, quantum computing and simulation, and quantum sensing/metrology. In the last decades impressive progress has been made in a large variety of physical systems providing an excellent experimental test bench for novel concepts introduced within the framework of quantum information science theory, and opening the path to new devices for advanced quantum technologies. The aim of this conference on quantum technologies is to bring together people from academia and industry who are active in this field or have an interest in new emerging areas. We appreciate contributions ranging from basic research on quantum components and systems to industrial development of quantum-based products, prototypes and instruments.

Quantenmechanik und Quantentechnologie,    Quantenmaterialien, Tieftemperaturphysik