Quantum computing is one of the most exciting areas in computer science, promising progress in accelerated computing beyond what’s considered possible today.
It’s expected that the technology will tackle myriad problems that were once deemed impractical, or even impossible to solve. Quantum computing promises huge leaps forward for fields spanning drug discovery and materials development to financial forecasting.
But just as exciting as quantum computing’s future are the breakthroughs already being made today in quantum hardware, error correction and algorithms.
NVIDIA is celebrating and exploring this remarkable progress in quantum computing by announcing its first Quantum Day at GTC 2025 on March 20. This new focus area brings together leading experts for a comprehensive and balanced perspective on what businesses should expect from quantum computing in the coming decades — mapping the path toward useful quantum applications.
Discussing the state of the art in quantum computing, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang will share the stage with executives from industry leaders, including:
- Alice & Bob
- Atom Computing
- D-Wave
- Infleqtion
- IonQ
- Pasqal
- PsiQuantum
- Quantinuum
- Quantum Circuits
- QuEra Computing
- Rigetti
- SEEQC
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Quantum Day will feature:
- Sessions exploring what’s possible and available now in quantum computing, and where quantum technologies are headed, hosted by Huang and representatives from across the quantum community.
- A developer day session outlining how partners are working with NVIDIA to advance quantum computing.
- Educational sessions providing attendees with hands-on training on how to use the most advanced tools to explore and develop quantum hardware and applications.
- A Quantum Day special address, unveiling the latest news and advances from NVIDIA in quantum computing shortening the timeline to useful applications.
Quantum Day at GTC 2025 is the destination for leaders and experts seeking to chart a course into the future of quantum computing.
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