Where Quantum, AI and HPC Converge

What's New for 2027

The World’s Leading Meeting Place for Quantum. Now Built for the Era of Convergence

We're not moving away from our Quantum bread and butter. But you can't have a Quantum conversation without HPC and AI so this year we have introduced Compute.Tech, to deepen the advanced computing conversation. 

This is the biggest enterprise led quantum event and has become the meeting place for the global quantum industry: bringing together more customers, enterprise technology leaders, government decision-makers, national laboratories, investors and technology companies than ever before.

This is where the technologies, customers and companies shaping the next era of computing come together.

Returning to Boston, 1,500+ leaders, 175+ speakers and 120+ exhibitors are expected to attend, including technology decision-makers from some of the world’s largest companies alongside the organizations building the technologies they will deploy.

The programme will feature four Quantum.Tech tracks, two Compute.Tech stages, sector-led executive roundtables, the Power 10 Awards, a Startup Pitchfest and exclusive visits to MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Harvard Quantum Initiative.

The technologies are converging. The customers are coming. And the partnerships shaping what comes next will be made here.

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THE LEADERS SHAPING THE NEXT ERA OF COMPUTING

Darío Gil
Darío Gil joins the Quantum.Tech & Compute.Tech 2027 plenary programme as leaders from government, industry and research come together to examine the technologies shaping the future of advanced computing.

Under Secretary for Science, U.S. Department of Energy

Lane Ballard

Lane Ballard joins the Quantum.Tech & Compute.Tech 2027 plenary programme, bringing the perspective of one of the world’s leading aerospace and technology companies as quantum, AI and advanced computing move towards real-world industrial impact.

Chief Technology Officer, VP Engineering & Technology Innovation , Boeing

John Preskill

John Preskill joins the Quantum.Tech & Compute.Tech 2027 plenary programme as one of the world’s most influential voices in quantum information and computing, exploring the science and ideas shaping the future of the field.

Richard P. Feynman Professor of Theoretical Physics, California Institute of Technology

Stéphane Bancel
Stéphane Bancel has been Moderna's Chief Executive Officer since October 2011 and has served on Moderna’s board of directors since March 2011. Under Bancel’s leadership, Moderna helped bring mRNA technology to the world

Quantum.Tech World in numbers 

1400+
Industry Attendees
150+
Sponsors and Exhibitors
175+
Expert Speakers
6
Content Stages

Confirmed leaders from

Why Now

The question in the boardroom has changed.

It's no longer simply 'Should we invest in quantum?' It's how quantum fits alongside AI, HPC, security and the wider enterprise compute roadmap.

For the first time, Quantum.Tech and Compute.Tech bring the leaders responsible for those decisions into one ecosystem.

Quantum | HPC | Security | Infrastructure.
One conversation.

This isn't a rebrand. It's a reflection of what's already happening inside major organizations.

Quantum processors are increasingly being explored alongside classical HPC and AI infrastructure. AI workloads are reshaping data-centre and compute requirements. Post-quantum security is moving from research into enterprise implementation. And the people responsible for making all of this work, across engineering, infrastructure, security, procurement and the C-suite, need somewhere to compare what is actually happening.

“The convergence is key. Quantum and HPC are BOTH going to be key for the future orchestration of the workflow.”


 - Aparna Prabhakar, Chief Sustainability Officer, Schneider Electric

Six Tracks. One Converged Compute Ecosystem.

Quantum.Innovation

Applications & enterprise adoption

Quantum.Security

PQC, crypto-agility & migration

Quantum.Secure Communications

Navigation, photonics & networks

Quantum.Engineering

Hardware, error correction & control

Compute.Tech Leaders

Strategy, governance & investment

Compute.Tech Workflows

AI, HPC, accelerators & infrastructure

Whatever Your Role, You Need a Clearer View of What's Actually Working

CIO / CTO

Advanced compute strategy

AI / HPC Leader

Architecture, infrastructure & workloads

CISO

PQC migration & crypto-agility

R&D Leader

Quantum applications & use cases

Government / National Lab

Policy, infrastructure & sovereignty

Technology Provider

Buyers, partners & market access

  • MIT Lincoln Laboratory & Harvard Quantum Initiative Site Tours

    Step inside MIT Lincoln Laboratory and the Harvard Quantum Initiative for exclusive access to cutting-edge quantum research, infrastructure and expertise

  • National Lab AGM

    A private, invite-only half-day programme for Lab Directors and senior government technology leaders, before the main programme opens.
  • Breakfast Briefing Workshops

    Two days of expert-led workshops from 07:45. Look at use-case ROI, PQC migration roadmaps, hybrid compute architecture design, and more.

  • Sector Roundtables

    Self-select by industry: Pharma, Finance, Aerospace, Energy, Manufacturing, Healthcare, Telco, Defense, Policy, and more.

  • Power 10 Awards

    End of Day 1 recognition for the top individuals and organizations driving converged compute forward.

  • Startup Pitchfest

    Converged compute startups present to global VC's at the close of Day 2.

Quantum.Tech 2026 brought together the people shaping the future
of computing, including leaders from organizations :

For 2027, that ecosystem expands further as Quantum.Tech and Compute.Tech bring together the people responsible for quantum, AI, HPC, cybersecurity and advanced-compute strategy.

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