DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "The Future of Quantum Computing, Quantum Networking and Quantum Sensors" conference has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The World of Quantum Technology Business Opportunities
Quantum technology is developing rapidly, from interesting technology to use -cases to business development. Some quantum technologies are already earning money. According to the research division, Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), will reach revenues of around $140 million in 2020 and the market for Quantum Computers will reach approximately $110 million. Quantum technology now embraces quantum computing, QKD, post-quantum cryptography (PQC) and quantum sensors; and of course, all the related software.
As these markets evolve Business people and Professionals in the quantum technology field must keep track of all relevant information to make strategic choices. This third quantum technology event will be held in New York, at one of the city's most modern conference facilities. It will be a must-attend event for strategic planners, marketing executives, designers, product managers, engineers, investors, government executives, and others in the quantum technology field. New York is the center of the financial world and this means enhanced attention to the conference from both investors and media outlets.
The event in New York in April 2020 will offer:
- 60 speakers from firms critical to the commercial evolution of quantum technology
- Exhibit space in which leading hardware and software firms, along with service providers will show off their latest products and strategies
- A Symposium devoted to emerging quantum technology components, chips, and materials; all areas that the organizer has identified as profitable opportunities for start-ups
- Another Symposium on end-user experiences. We believe that quantum technology has reached a stage of maturity that sharing end-user experiences are extremely valuable to product designers, strategic planners and investors. The panelists in this session will include pioneer users of quantum technology from financial services, aerospace, pharma, and specialty chemical, healthcare, automotive and transportation, defense, government and R&D
- Plenty of time to network, do deals, meet new customers and see new products. In addition to its educational function, The Future of Quantum Computing, Quantum Networking and Quantum Sensors - New York will help you make new colleagues and discuss new opportunities in the quantum technology space. We are making special provisions to enable attendees to network with speakers and other attendees to exchange experiences and conduct business.
- Market forecasts and analysis. Attendees will hear about the future potential of quantum technology through several sessions presented by Inside Quantum Technology analysts, including up-to-date forecasts of penetration and revenue generation
- Insight on government policy initiatives, funding programs and networking efforts designed to promote quantum technology in North America, Europe, and Asia.
The Future of Quantum Computing, Quantum Networking, and Quantum Sensors - New York will provide comprehensive insights into the commercial future of all areas of quantum technology, presenting both opportunities available today and future applications for businesses and government.
The Future of Quantum Computing, Quantum Networking, and Quantum Sensors - New York will be jointly organized with 3DR Holdings, which organized the other highly successful quantum technology events. It will be a major learning experience on how quantum technology is evolving, in which marketing and deployment strategies are being pursued and which near-term steps will be taken by everyone from researchers to end-users.
Topics Coverage:
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
Who Should Attend:
Quantum Encryption And Quantum Networking
Specifically:
- Key Distribution
- Post-Quantum Cryptography
- Networking
- National Policy Issues
Quantum Components
Specifically:
- Sensors
- Memories
- Repeaters
Agenda:
April 2nd, 2020
8.30 am Plenary: Keynotes
Symposium I: Quantum Computing Hardware
9:15 am Panel 1: When will quantum supremacy arrive? What will it mean?
9:55 am Panel 2: Whither quantum annealers?
10:35 am Panel 3: Future uses of quantum simulators
11:15 am Coffee break
11:35 am Panel 4: Quantum computing hardware startups: What are the opportunities?
Speaker: John Randall Zyvex - President Zyvex Labs
12:15 pm Talk: Quantum Computing Hardware Forecasts
Symposium III: Quantum Networks
9:15 am Panel 1: Second generation QKDs and QRNGs: New products and market forecasts
9:55 am Panel 2: Quantum-based cybersecurity in mobile networks and payment systems
10:35 am Panel 3: What will the Quantum Internet look like?
11:35 am Panel 4: Early-stage quantum networks: Some case studies
12:35 pm Lunch
Symposium II: Quantum Computing Software
2:05 pm Panel 1: Evolution of quantum computer operating systems: Proprietary or multi-vendor
2:45 pm Panel 2: Applications software for quantum computers: Types and market prospects
3:25 pm Coffee break
3:45 pm Panel 3: AI, machine learning and quantum computing
4:25 pm Panel 4: Post-quantum encryption software
Speaker: Reza Azarderaksh - PQSecure - Co-founder and President
5.30 pm Networking Reception
6.30 pm Startup Forum
Symposium IV: Quantum Sensors
2:05 am Panel 1: New quantum sensor technologies and materials
2:45 pm Talk: Quantum network applications and forecasts
3:45 pm Panel 2: Atomic clocks: Quantum directions
4:25 pm Panel 3: Quantum lidar and quantum radar
Speaker: Maria Thoma Hall - Velodyne - President
April 3rd, 2020
8.30 am Plenary: Keynotes
Symposium V: End Users and Applications
9:15 am Panel 1: Quantum technology for healthcare: imaging, therapy, and planning
9:55 am Panel 2: Quantum technology for the materials sector: pharmaceuticals, the chemical industry, and oil and gas
Speaker: Govinda Bhisetti Biogen - Head of Computational Chemistry
10:35 am Panel 3: Quantum technology for automotive, aerospace and transportation planning
Speaker: Dr. William Clark - General Dynamics Mission Systems - Technical Director of Quantum R&D
11:15 am Coffee break
11:35 am Panel 4: Quantum technology in banking and financial services
Speaker: Carlos Kuchkovsky Jimenez - BBVA - Chief R&D and Technology Officer - New digital business
12:35 pm Lunch
Symposium VI: Policy, Regulation, and Standards
9:15 am Panel 1: Quantum processors -- architectures
9:55 am Panel 2: Quantum processors -- materials
10:35 am Panel 3: New developments in cooling: components, materials, and systems
Speaker: Jacob E. Grose - BASF Venture Capital - Investment Manager
11:35 am Panel 4: Quantum repeaters, quantum memories, and trusted nodes
Speaker: Mehdi Namazi - Qunnect - CEO
12:35 pm Lunch
Symposium V (part 2): End Users
2:05 pm Panel 5: Quantum computing software for the financial services industry
2:05 am Panel 1: Quantum technology and the China question
2:45 pm Panel 6: Quantum computing and optimization applications
2:45 pm Panel 2: US national quantum technology policy
Speaker: Terrill Frantz - Harrisburg University - Associate Professor of eBusiness and Cybersecurity
3:25 pm Coffee break
3:45 pm Panel 7: Early users of QKD and quantum networks
3:45 pm Panel 3: Quantum technology policy in Europe
4:25 pm Panel 4: The quantum technology business worldwide: Where to next?
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