“Quantum: Understand to Innovate”, a webinar to help you understand the impact on your business

On 24 September, from 9.00 am to 10.00 am, MaQuEst, the Grand Est Quantum Hub, in partnership with Adira, the Alsace Development Agency, invites you to their webinar “Quantum: Understand to Innovate”.

With recent advances in the field of quantum technology, this area is rapidly emerging as a strategic issue of national importance, as well as a major focus for innovation and R&D within businesses. But what exactly do the terms ‘quantum computing’ and ‘hybrid computing’ encompass? What opportunities do they offer compared to traditional computing for businesses across different sectors? How does it relate to high-performance computing? Above all, what impact will it have on your business?

These questions will be addressed and answered during our webinar.

For businesses, the window of opportunity is open: now is the time to invest in quantum technology so as not to miss out and to gain a decisive head start in the years to come.

We look forward to seeing many of you at this webinar, where you’ll be able to discuss with the MaQuEst team to identify opportunities available in the region, learn the basics of launching a quantum innovation project with IBM, and speak with the representative for the Grand Est region, who supports innovative projects in the field of quantum computing.

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On the agenda:

  1. Understanding the key concepts of quantum computing and high-performance computing
  2. Discovering the fundamentals of launching a quantum innovation project, presented by IBM
  3. Identifying opportunities to work with key players in the quantum ecosystem today
  4. Familiarising yourself with the ‘Pack Quantique’ funding scheme to begin your assessment and launch your quantum innovation projects


Speakers:

  1. Monique Jung Gengenwin, ADIRA, Director
  2. Nataša Nadoveza, MaQuEst, ‘Pack Quantique’ Engineer
  3. Aurélie Thouron, IBM, Quantum Programme Manager
  4. Lesya Dymyd, MaQuEst, Business Developer
  5. Martin Greder, Grand Est Region, Head of Start-up Development


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