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Discover the Latest in Quantum Computing Events Across the Globe

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Explore the transformative world of quantum science and technology at these exciting conferences and workshops happening around the globe in 2025. These events offer unparalleled opportunities to engage with industry leaders, researchers, and innovators shaping the future of quantum technologies.

Fifth International Workshop on Programming Languages for Quantum Computing (PLanQC 2025)

📅 January 25, 2025

📍 Denver, Colorado, USA

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Held alongside the Principles of Programming Languages (POPL 2025) conference, this workshop bridges the fields of programming languages and quantum information. Attendees will explore the challenges and tools needed to program today’s quantum computers and those of the future.

Quantum West Business Summit

📅 January 25–30, 2025

📍 San Francisco, California, USA

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Part of SPIE’s Photonics West exhibition, this rapidly growing event showcases the future of applied quantum technologies, from solving new challenges to driving large-scale systems innovation. Perfect for researchers, engineers, and investors.

Cisco Quantum Summit (CQS)

📅 January 30, 2025

📍 Hybrid: In-person and virtual

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Organised by Cisco Quantum Lab, this annual summit discusses the latest progress in quantum internet technologies, bridging research and product innovation while inspiring the next generation of quantum engineers.

Quantum: Computing with the full Power of Nature

📅 12 February 2025

📍 Mills & Reeve Solicitors, 24 King William Street, London, EC4R 9AT, UK

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Quantum computing is set to transform industries like cryptography, artificial intelligence, material science, and pharmaceuticals. Join us for a thought-provoking panel discussion where you can engage with thought leaders shaping the future of computing and network with like-minded professionals, all while enjoying drinks and canapés.

Quantum Days 2025

📅 February 19–21, 2025

📍 Toronto, Canada

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Canada’s flagship quantum science and technology conference brings together global leaders for keynotes, technical sessions, and networking opportunities, focusing on quantum’s evolving role in business, research, and policy.

28th Annual Quantum Information Processing Conference (QIP 2025)

📅 February 24–28, 2025

📍 Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

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The largest annual event in quantum information, featuring the best research from the past year with talks, panels, and networking for quantum scientists, businesses, and enthusiasts.

Quantum Innovation Summit

📅 February 25–27, 2025

📍 Dubai, UAE

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Under the theme “Quantum Frontiers: Innovating for a Secure Future,” this summit focuses on quantum’s role in global security, health, and sustainability. Engage with industry leaders, researchers, and policymakers in a collaborative environment.

APS Global Physics Summit

📅 March 16–21, 2025

📍 Anaheim, California, USA

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Formerly known as the APS March Meeting, this massive gathering of over 14,000 physicists includes numerous quantum-related technical papers and presentations, making it a must-attend for quantum researchers.

D-Wave Qubits 2025 Meeting

📅 March 31–April 1, 2025

📍 Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

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Join global quantum pioneers to discuss insights, share ideas, and explore D-Wave’s latest developments in quantum-fueled AI technologies.

Quantum Computing Scalability Conference 2025

📅 April 2–4, 2025

📍 Oxford, England

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Hosted by the UK National Quantum Computing Centre, this research-focused event tackles scalability issues in quantum platforms through technical talks, panel discussions, and a new poster session for early-career researchers.

Careers in Quantum Conference

📅 April 4, 2025

📍 Bristol, UK

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Organised by the Quantum Engineering Centre for Doctoral Training, this event connects students and early-stage researchers with industry and academic professionals to explore diverse quantum career opportunities.

Quantum Computing for Natural Science Conference

📅 April 9–11, 2025

📍 University of Copenhagen, Denmark

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Focusing on applying quantum computing to natural sciences, this conference features sessions on algorithms, hardware techniques, and quantum hardware development, catering to chemists, physicists, and computer scientists alike.

Quantum.Tech USA

📅 April 14–16, 2025

📍 Washington, DC, USA

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This conference explores real-world quantum applications across industries, with government, academia, and leading companies sharing case studies and strategies. Use code QCR20 for a registration discount.

Stay at the cutting edge of quantum innovation—don’t miss these opportunities to connect with thought leaders and gain insights into the transformative world of quantum technologies.

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