Carahsoft Highlights 7 Government Quantum Events Starting June 25
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Updated · GovCon Wire · Jun 2
Carahsoft Highlights 7 Government Quantum Events Starting June 25
1 articles · Updated · GovCon Wire · Jun 2
June 25-26 in Boston, Quantum Tech World 2026 opens the government-focused quantum calendar, with sessions on AI, high-performance computing and defense uses such as sensing, navigation and secure communications.
Troy Meraw said the events reflect quantum computing’s growing role in government missions, especially encryption modernization, cybersecurity, advanced computing and sensing applications.
July through November, the lineup expands to Oak Ridge’s Quantum Computing User Forum, DoDIIS in Tampa, TechNet Augusta, Quantum World Congress in Maryland, TechNet Indo-Pacific in Honolulu and SC26 in Chicago.
Defense and cyber themes run through the schedule, with DoDIIS, TechNet Augusta and TechNet Indo-Pacific set to examine post-quantum cryptography, quantum-resistant security and mission applications for intelligence and military operations.
Carahsoft plans partner showcases across several stops, including pavilions, kiosks and exhibits featuring companies such as IBM, D-Wave, Quantinuum, QuintessenceLabs and Classiq.