Meet us at The Quantum Computing Summit - Digital Catapult

Event overview

Experience the cutting edge of technology and dive into the world of quantum computing at the highly anticipated Quantum Computing Summit . This ground-breaking event brings together top scientists, industry leaders, and innovators from around the globe to unravel the mysteries of quantum computing and explore its limitless potential. Immerse yourself in a world of quantum mechanics and witness the rapid advancements being made in this revolutionary field. From quantum algorithms and cryptography to quantum machine learning and simulation, the summit offers a comprehensive exploration of the latest breakthroughs and applications in quantum computing. Engage in thought-provoking discussions and captivating presentations led by leading experts who are pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Gain valuable insights into the transformative impact of quantum computing on various industries, including finance, healthcare, logistics, and more. Discover how this disruptive technology is poised to revolutionize data analysis, optimization, and problem-solving on an unprecedented scale.

Hear from us

Daniel Goldsmith, Senior Quantum Technologist at Digital Catapultult will be delivering a keynote presentation at The Quantum Computing Summit. The presentation is titled Journey into quantum – where are we and what are the next steps? The keynote will take place on June 15th at 10:30 and will cover the following:

What is the current status of quantum computing?
What are the current trends in quantum, and how will they impact my business?
What will the quantum data centre of the future look like?
How should my business start the quantum journey and how Digital Catapult can help with the quantum Technology Access Programme (qTAP)?

Our speakers

Daniel Goldsmith

Senior Quantum Computing Technologist

Daniel has a Masters in Quantum Technology at University College, London, and researched Quantum Error Correction Codes. He has experience of working with quantum annealing and photonic computers, as well as the standard quantum circuit model. He has a good understanding of algorithms for the NISQ and the fault tolerant era. He is particularly interested in quantum machine learning.rnrnDaniel also has extensive experience of leading teams to design, build, test, cut over, and operate global ERP IT systems. This has given him an excellent understanding of the key elements of a successful IT implementation. He has a deep knowledge of technical and process architecture and has worked in key integration roles on large and complex projects. rnrnDaniel also has a good appreciation of finance, gained from qualifying as a Chartered Accountant at Ernst u0026 Young, and then working as a European Financial Controller for a technology firm earlier in his career. He studied Physics at Jesus College, Cambridge.