September 13–18, Toronto, Canada
Metro Toronto Convention Centre
NVIDIA at IEEE Quantum Week 2026
Explore how accelerated computing and AI are advancing the path to fault-tolerant quantum computing.
What Is IEEE Quantum Week 2026?
IEEE Quantum Week 2026 is a premier global forum that unites researchers, developers, and industry leaders to advance the future of quantum technology. The event focuses on translating research into real-world impact by exploring the convergence of AI for quantum, distributed quantum systems, and quantum software engineering.
NVIDIA attended IEEE Quantum Week 2026 to showcase how accelerated computing and AI platforms are reshaping the quantum ecosystem. Featuring a keynote, hands-on tutorials and workshops, and a booth, NVIDIA’s presence at IEEE Quantum Week 2026 spanned the full arc of quantum progress.
Keynote by NVIDIA VP Krysta Svore at IEEE Quantum Week
NVIDIA Vice President of Applied Research for Quantum Computing Krysta Svore gave a keynote at IEEE Quantum Week. In “Designing the Accelerated Quantum Supercomputer for the Fault-Tolerant Era,” she explored how advances in AI, accelerated computing, and simulation are creating new opportunities to rethink how quantum systems are designed, built, and operated. Realizing this vision requires a full-system architecture integrated with the QPU, a software stack spanning compilation through real-time operation, and large-scale simulation to enable unprecedented co-design across the quantum computing stack.
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FAQ
IEEE Quantum Week is a key quantum industry event that unites researchers, developers, and industry leaders to discuss the latest advances in quantum technology. In 2026, IEEE Quantum Week was held in Toronto, Canada.
Learn more about the conference objectives and programming on the official IEEE Quantum Week 2026 website.
NVIDIA is working across the quantum ecosystem to accelerate the development of quantum-GPU supercomputing and attended IEEE Quantum Week to showcase how its accelerated computing and AI platforms are creating breakthroughs with its network of partners on the path to fault-tolerant quantum computing. NVIDIA hosted a booth, delivered a keynote, and organized a number of expert-led tutorials and workshops.
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The keynote, “Designing the Accelerated Quantum Supercomputer for the Fault-Tolerant Era,” highlighted new developments in NVIDIA’s quantum platform and results from its partners and outlined how advances in AI and accelerated computing are paving the way to useful, fault-tolerant quantum computing.
Find details for the keynote address on the official IEEE Quantum Week keynote schedule.
Yes, NVIDIA hosted several hands-on tutorials and workshops throughout the week, covering topics like accelerated quantum-GPU supercomputing, open quantum dynamics, and AI and GPU-accelerated quantum error-correction techniques.
View the full list of workshops and tutorials available during IEEE Quantum Week.
Yes, IEEE Quantum Week 2026 is an in-person conference with a virtual component, using the same platform as previous years to provide synchronous access to sessions in Eastern time (ET).
Review the IEEE Quantum Week attendee information for more details on virtual participation.
The NVIDIA booth showcased various tools and platforms, including CUDA-Q, NVQLink, and the NVIDIA Ising family of open models, which are leading breakthroughs in hybrid quantum-classical computing.
Browse NVIDIA’s quantum computing solutions to learn more.
Yes, recorded sessions are available for registered QCE26 attendees approximately one week after the conference and will be accessible until December 31, 2026.
See details on post-conference access in the IEEE Quantum Week virtual component guide.