Accelerating Quantum Technologies
As companies target practical quantum computing around 2030, technology development is accelerating worldwide. Quantum computers are moving from the laboratory toward the production line, opening up a potential new market for the semiconductor manufacturing supply chain. From a manufacturing perspective, the Quantum Computing Pavilion explores where the field stands today and what lies ahead, highlighting the technologies and companies shaping its future.
Venue: West Hall 3 (TechLeadersARENA)
Date: December 9 - 11, 2026
As companies target practical quantum computing around 2030, technology development is accelerating worldwide.
Quantum computers are moving from the laboratory toward the production line, opening up a potential new market for the semiconductor manufacturing supply chain.
From a manufacturing perspective, the Quantum Computing Pavilion explores where the field stands today and what lies ahead, highlighting the technologies and companies shaping its future.
Exhibitors:
- blueqat
- Equal1
- FormFactor
- Fujitsu
- JSR
- Keysight Technologies Japan
- National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology
- Visual Technology
Highlights
Technologies and Companies Powering the Quantum Industry
Exhibitors spanning research institutions, QPU device and system manufacturers, quantum control equipment, test systems, cryogenic systems, and materials development and applications will share insights from the forefront of the industry.
Hitachi and Intel QPU Chips on Display
With the cooperation of leading semiconductor QPU makers Hitachi and Intel, the pavilion will display actual chips alongside panels explaining key technologies.
AIST Chips and Related Equipment on Display
Actual chips will also be on display at the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) exhibit within the pavilion. A range of physical exhibits is also planned, including cryostats, control systems, and related components.
Exploring Markets, Funding, and Supply Chains
Panel displays will present the size of the quantum computing market, trends in government funding, and a map of the supply chain.
Learn the Basics of Quantum Computing in Short Videos
Short videos will provide an accessible introduction to the fundamentals of quantum computing.
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Quantum Computing Forum
Quantum computing is moving beyond research and development toward practical applications and commercialization. Semiconductor spin qubits are attracting attention for their compatibility with CMOS processes and their potential for high-density integration and large-scale systems. Featuring speakers from Intel and Hitachi, this forum will highlight advances in high-fidelity spin qubits, two-dimensional qubit arrays, quantum error correction, and silicon quantum computing. The sessions will explore the challenges and future prospects of scaling quantum processors and bringing them into real-world use through semiconductor technology.
Friday, December 11 | 09:30 - 11:00
TechSTAGE SAKURA (Conference Tower, Rooms 605-606)
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