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IT Hardware Industry: Takeaways from Quantum.Tech World 2026 Conference
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IT Hardware Industry: Takeaways from Quantum.Tech World 2026 Conference
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IT Hardware Industry
Takeaways from Quantum.Tech World
2026 Conference
Industry Overview
Quantum early with algos lagging HW but steady progress 29 June 2026
We attended Day 1 of Quantum.Tech World Conference (Boston) in June. Peter Shor (of Equity
Shor’s Algo) and Will Oliver (Co-Founder of Atlantic Quantum, acq’ed by Google in 2025) United States
reinforced that the field still needs more commercially relevant algos & fault-tolerant IT Hardware
HW before broad quantum advantage can emerge. Dr. Shor stated beyond cryptography Wamsi Mohan
& quantum simulation, the industry has not yet seen a proliferation of high-impact algos. Research Analyst
Dr. Oliver praised IBM for making early QCs available through the cloud, allowing BofAS+1 646 855 3854
researchers & developers to experiment on real HW and help broaden the ecosystem for wamsi.mohan@bofa.com
quantum algo development. Commercially relevant algos may proliferate once more Ruplu Bhattacharya
Research Analyst
useful machines are available. The speakers agreed that the recent Executive Order is BofAS
directionally positive, reinforcing the gov’s view that quantum is accelerating and that +1 646 855 0315 ruplu.bhattacharya@bofa.com
continued investment can help support innovation across hardware & algorithms.
Ryan Seungin Choi
IBM: we continue to view as the category leader ResearchBofAS Analyst
We attended a keynote from Scott Crowder (VP of Quantum Adoption) & Suja Viswesan +1ryan.choi2@bofa.com646 743 0587
(VP of Tech). Nighthawk r2 is coming August 2026 (details in Fig 1). Anderon was Aisling Grueninger
emphasized as IBM securing manufacturing base for its supply chain as well as for the Research Analyst
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