About IEEE Quantum Week

IEEE Quantum Week — officially known as the IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering (QCE) — is the premier global platform for advancing quantum computing and engineering. Our mission is to bridge the gap between quantum science and industry, fostering collaboration across research, development, and commercialization.
 

Each year, IEEE Quantum Week brings together a diverse community of researchers, engineers, developers, entrepreneurs, educators, students, and industry leaders to share knowledge, tackle challenges, and shape the future of quantum technologies.

IEEE Quantum Week 2026 will offer an exceptional program featuring 10 world-class keynote speakers, 46 community-building workshops, 48 workforce-building tutorials, 372 stellar technical papers, 22 stimulating panels, 7 BoFs, 195 innovative posters, and 156 workshop papers. IEEE Quantum Week 2026 will also feature a vibrant exhibition program including the Quantum Exhibit Theatre, a Canadian Quantum Village, a student speed mentorship session, and a career fair, providing contributors, organizations, and startups with a unique opportunity to showcase technologies, tools, platforms, sandboxes, end-to-end pipelines, and innovative solutions to the global quantum ecosystem. In addition, IEEE Quantum Week include the QSEEC26, the Quantum Science and Engineering Education Conference.

Our Impact

  • Global Reach: In 2025, we welcomed 1,760+ registrants from more than 50+ countries around the world.
  • Diverse Community:
    • 60% industry and government
    • 40% academia, with students representing 25% of all attendees
  • Over 550 Hours of Comprehensive Programming: Keynotes, tutorials, workshops, technical papers, panels, and networking opportunities designed to accelerate innovation and workforce development.

Why It Matters

IEEE Quantum Week is more than a conference; it’s a collaborative hub for the international quantum community, driving progress in quantum computing and engineering through education, research, and industry engagement.

We expect IEEE Quantum Week 2026 in Toronto to be our most successful IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering (QCE) event yet!

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