The Quantum Summit brings quantum computing and networking providers into the same room as the telecom, mobile, payments, banking, manufacturing, and government sectors that quantum will touch first — three days to align standards, timelines, and partnerships before the transition arrives.
QuantumAlliance coordinates standards and migration timelines online, across 232 nations and every category of provider. But cross-sector decisions — a bank's cryptography roadmap, a telecom's fibre buildout, a chipmaker's interoperability commitments — get made faster in a room than in a working group.
The SummitThree days where quantum hardware providers demonstrate next to the banks and payment networks that will depend on their roadmaps, telecom operators sit beside the regulators writing their country's migration rules, and every sector the quantum transition touches — including the ones that don't think of themselves as "quantum" yet — gets a seat.
If your organisation relies on encryption, infrastructure, or hardware — there is a track for you.
Hardware platforms, cloud access, quantum-safe cryptography, and quantum-internet research consortia.
Chipmakers and systems builders whose products must interoperate with quantum-safe standards.
Carriers and ISPs whose fibre and switching infrastructure the quantum internet will run over.
Handset manufacturers, mobile network operators, and SIM/eSIM providers preparing devices for migration.
Card networks, payment processors, and digital wallets whose rails run on cryptography today.
Banks, capital markets, and insurers planning the migration of core cryptographic infrastructure.
National policy makers and standards bodies coordinating migration across the 232 member nations.
Any organisation that relies on encryption today has a stake in how the transition is managed.
A provisional agenda — full speaker line-up and session titles are confirmed on a rolling basis as partners join.
Every tier includes a listing in the QuantumAlliance directory alongside the Summit programme.
Twelve minutes from London City Airport and directly served by the DLR, ExCeL London hosts the Summit's plenary halls, sector tracks, and expo floor across three days.
Preferred hotel rates and a full travel guide are released to registered delegates closer to the event.
Tell us who you are and how you'd like to take part — as a delegate, speaker, sponsor, or exhibitor.