D-Wave is set to host its Qubits Asia 2026 quantum computing user conference in Seoul, according to an announcement distributed by Business Wire. The event is positioned as an Asia-focused edition of D-Wave’s Qubits conference series and is scheduled for 2026.
D-Wave to Host Qubits Asia 2026 Quantum Computing User Conference in Seoul
D-Wave announced plans to host its Qubits Asia 2026 quantum computing user conference in Seoul. The event is positioned as a regional gathering focused on quantum computing users.
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Sep 17, 2026 at 12:00 AM UTC · 1 分钟阅读
D-Wave is a quantum computing company known for developing systems and tools intended to help organizations explore quantum computing applications. User conferences in the sector generally provide a setting for customers, developers, researchers and industry participants to discuss technology development, deployment and use cases.
The planned Seoul conference reflects continued interest in quantum computing across Asian technology markets. Quantum computing remains an emerging field, with companies, governments and academic institutions examining its potential for complex optimization, scientific research and other computational workloads.
For Web3 and cybersecurity audiences, advances in quantum computing are closely watched because sufficiently capable quantum systems could eventually affect some widely used cryptographic methods. However, practical quantum capabilities and their implications vary by technology and application.
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What is Qubits Asia 2026?
Qubits Asia 2026 is a quantum computing user conference planned by D-Wave.
Where will D-Wave's Qubits Asia 2026 be held?
The conference is scheduled to be held in Seoul.
Who is hosting Qubits Asia 2026?
D-Wave is hosting the Qubits Asia 2026 quantum computing user conference.
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