Prepare for quantum at The Economist's Commercialising Quantum Global event in London
The 2nd annual Commercialising Quantum Global is set to return to London to help senior business leaders to understand if and when they should adopt quantum technology.
Welcoming 400+ in-person attendees in London and 1,500+ virtual attendees this event will empower you to evaluate if and when you should invest in quantum technologies.
Alongside editors from The Economist, Commercialising Quantum Global will discuss how organisations can get the most out of quantum. Covering the promise, the perils, the applications, the limitations, the hype and the reality of quantum.
Join us for one day in-person in London, UK on Wednesday May 17th followed by one day virtual on Thursday May 18th.
Speakers include:
- Francesco Marzoni, Chief data and analytics officer, Ingka Group(IKEA)
- George Freeman, Minister of state for science, research and innovation, UK Government
- Dr. Peter Lehnert, Vice-president of new technologies and innovation, BMW
- Jack Hidary, Chief executive, SandboxAQ
- Ricardo Vidal, Head of innovation, British Airways
- Thomas Zurbuchen, Former head of science, NASA
- Elham Kashefi, Chief scientist, UK National Quantum Computing Centre
- Lee Fulmer, Chairman, reporting and data standards transformation board, The Bank of England
- Rhian Letts, Head of group technology strategy, Investec
- Tom Standage, Deputy editor, The Economist
- Paul Lodge, Chief data officer, UK Government Department of Work and Pensions
- Steve Suarez, Global head of innovation, global functions, HSBC
- Marielle van de Pol, Global area head, scientific solution engineering and architecture, Roche
- Dr Deborah Berebichez, Lead scientist in microelectronics and quantum computing, VTT
- Ling Ge, Chief European representative and general manager, Tencent
Join us as a delegate at Commercialising Quantum Global to get a much-needed counterbalance to the hype. This event will inform, inspire and educate executives about the near-term scope of quantum advantage
