QED-C Seeks Vice Chairs for Technical Advisory Committees
QED-C is inviting expressions of interest for Vice Chair roles across its six Technical Advisory Committees (TACs). These leadership positions offer a meaningful way to contribute to the direction and impact of the consortium and the broader quantum ecosystem.
Vice Chairs support the TAC Chairs in driving committee work forward—they help guide focus areas, encourage engagement from members, and connect committee discussions with QED-C leadership and initiatives. This is a unique opportunity to help shape priorities across key domains of quantum science and technology.
If you're ready to lead and contribute to the growth of a vibrant, forward-looking industry, we’d like to hear from you.
Join us this November in New York City for the QED-C Annual Meeting and Plenary—our premier event bringing together leaders from across the quantum ecosystem. As part of the International Year of Quantum, this gathering offers QED-C members a chance to connect, collaborate, and drive progress on key industry challenges through panels, keynotes, and working sessions. Non-members, including investors and end users, are invited to attend the Quantum Technology Expo on November 6.
Quantum Benchmarking: Intern Capstone Presentation August 12 | 11:00am - 12:00pm ET Member Event
Support the next generation of quantum talent—join us for a special session led by our QED-C interns, who will present their progress on a new benchmarking architecture designed to unify and advance cross-platform comparisons.
Quantum Law and Technology Policy: Intern Capstone Presentation August 12 | 12:00pm - 1:00pm ET Member Event
Don’t miss this capstone conversation with QED-C’s Law & Policy TAC summer interns as they share key takeaways from their work advancing QED-C’s policy priorities. From mapping U.S. QIST policy and funding to leading global discussions on tech sovereignty, their efforts offer a valuable glimpse into the future of quantum policy—both at home and abroad
Quantum Business Edge™ Meetup: Technology Description August 14 | 11:00am - 12:00pm ET Member Event
QBE Meetups are monthly, one-hour discussions designed to help growing quantum businesses tackle real-world challenges. Effectively communicating your innovation is essential—whether you’re talking to customers, investors, or potential partners. This month, we’ll look at how to clearly convey your technology’s unique capabilities, competitive edge, and real-world impact.
Member Orientation August 28 | 6:00pm - 7:00pm ET Member event
Want to get the most out of your QED-C membership? New members and seasoned vets alike can join this session to learn about their member benefits and ways to get involved in our quantum community.
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Quantum Business Edge: IP Protection / Negotiating IP Rights
July 22, 2025 | Member Event
Panelists shared actionable strategies for building strong IP portfolios, choosing between patents, trade secrets, and open-source models, and managing IP rights in collaborative settings. Check out the recording for practical insights to help navigate early-stage innovation, scale responsibly, and use IP to strengthen your position in the growing quantum ecosystem.
DARPA Microsystems Technology Office (MTO) seeks information on capabilities, infrastructure, expertise, resources available to pursue the goals of the Heterogeneous Architectures for Quantum (HARQ) program. The principal objective of HARQ is to establish a new heterogeneous quantum computing (QC) paradigm that eliminates the constraints of homogeneous, single-qubit platforms. HARQ is structured to assess the plausibility of heterogeneous architectures and test whether they are inherently more scalable than homogeneous architectures through a concerted, multi-thrust effort.
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