Quantumzeitgeist Imperial College Showcases Quantum Tech at San Francisco Tech Week
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- •Imperial College showcased its quantum technology expertise at San Francisco Tech Week.
- •The visit included a tour of PsiQuantum, focusing on photonic quantum computing.
- •Imperial aims to strengthen transatlantic partnerships and support deep tech startups.
Imperial College London participated in San Francisco Tech Week to promote its expertise in quantum technology and deep tech entrepreneurship. Key events included a tour of PsiQuantum's facilities and a panel discussion featuring Amanda Wolthuizen and Professor Peter Haynes. The university's initiatives aim to foster international partnerships and support startup founders from London's innovation ecosystem. Professor Peter Haynes emphasized the transformative potential of quantum technologies for various industries. The visit also included engagements with major tech companies and venture capitalists, highlighting Imperial's role in shaping future innovation. No specific cybersecurity threats or vulnerabilities were reported in relation to this event.
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