TECNALIA will take part in the leading strategic forum looking at the future of quantum technologies in Spain and Europe
A shared strategy to speed up the quantum revolution
Quantum technologies are emerging as one of the key drivers of competitiveness, technological sovereignty and industrial development in Europe. (DigitalES) and (COTEC) have organised this strategic conference, which will bring together institutional representatives, leading companies and research organisations, with the aim of analysing how to turn Spain's excellent scientific standards into market-based solutions.
- During the event, the “White Paper on Quantum Technologies for the 2025–2030 Strategy” and the “Report on Revitalising the Spanish Quantum Ecosystem” will be presented.
- Both documents provide a roadmap for promoting technology transfer, developing specialist talent and public-private partnership.
TECNALIA’s vision for strengthening the quantum ecosystem
Irene López de Vallejo, Head of Business Development for Quantum Tech at TECNALIA, will take part in the round table on “Quantum Spain 2030: talent, technology and quantum networks”, where she will share TECNALIA’s experience in developing quantum technologies and their application to the challenges facing industry.
During this panel discussion, we will analyse the progress already being made in the Spanish quantum ecosystem, the technological capabilities required to scale up solutions, and the steps that the future national strategy should consider to cement Spain's leading position in Europe.
An event bringing together the sector’s key players
The event will be attended by leading organisations and companies such as IBM Quantum, Cisco, Deloitte, Nokia, Fujitsu, Telefónica España, NTT DATA, Cellnex, Qilimanjaro, Quside, Multiverse, BBVA, CaixaBank Tech, Moeve, Global Data Quantum and Pons IP, along with representatives from the academic and scientific communities.
Public bodies and key institutions involved in developing this area of technology will also take part, including the State Secretariat for Digitalisation and Artificial Intelligence, Red.es, the European Parliament, the Community of Madrid, the Polytechnic University of Madrid, Carlos III University of Madrid and the Galician Innovation Agency (GAIN).
The presence of these actors makes the event one of the key forums for defining the technological, industrial and regulatory priorities that will shape the future of quantum technologies in Spain.