The Honorable Mr. Paul Dabbar is Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Department of Commerce, serving as the department’s chief operating officer and helping shape U.S. leadership in emerging technologies.
Mr. Dabbar will share a strategic perspective on the quantum ecosystem—examining how government, industry, and research institutions can work together to accelerate innovation, strengthen competitiveness, and move quantum from research to real-world impact.
A pioneer of superconducting qubits and experimental quantum physics, Prof. John Martinis has helped translate Nobel Prize–recognized quantum science into real, working systems.
Drawing on his leadership of Google’s Quantum AI hardware efforts, Martinis will connect foundational breakthroughs to today’s engineering challenges—and close with how Qolab is pushing toward scalable, high-performance quantum hardware.
U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratories and Technology Centers sit at the heart of the global deep-tech ecosystem connecting fundamental research, applied engineering, and real-world deployment. By bridging government priorities, academic breakthroughs, and industry scale, these labs accelerate progress across quantum computing, high-performance computing, AI, and advanced science, ensuring innovation moves from lab to impact faster and more securely.
Skills Accelerator Masterclasses & Team‑Training Workshops—dedicated modules for equipping professionals and teams with quantum-ready capabilities.
Now in its eighth year, Quantum.Tech 2027 is the world's premier event for quantum, AI, and high-performance computing and for the first time, it's fully co-located with Compute.Tech 2027.
This isn't just an evolution. It's a structural shift. Quantum processors are now being integrated into HPC and AI environments as specialised accelerators. Enterprise technology leaders are no longer asking should we invest in quantum? They're asking how do we integrate it? This event answers that question.
Join 1,200+ innovators, enterprise leaders, and decision-makers from 40+ countries across 6 concurrent programme tracks from qubit architecture to CIO operating models, post-quantum cryptography to data centre infrastructure.
Quantum.Tech & Compute.Tech 2027 the only event that reflects how enterprise technology leaders actually make compute decisions.