European Sovereign Cloud: navigating opportunities and challenges
15:00–17:00 CET
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As the global race for technological leadership develops, Quantum Computing is emerging as a new arena for digital sovereignty, one where the rules of competition are still being written and key players are yet to be determined. Unlike other digital domains where market dynamics have already consolidated around a handful of dominant players, Quantum Computing is still in a pre-competitive phase, with technology readiness levels still maturing and market equilibria yet to be defined.
The upcoming event, in collaboration with the Quantum Computing & Communication Observatory, will thus explore Quantum Computing as a frontier of Europe’s digital future, examining the forces shaping its evolution and the choices that will determine who leads the next wave of computing infrastructure, bringing together voices from institutions, hardware supply companies, and organizations across multiple sectors that are already experimenting with quantum computers.
On the day of the event, the presentation and any additional materials will be available for free download.
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As the global race for technological leadership develops, Quantum Computing is emerging as a new arena for digital sovereignty, one where the rules of competition are still being written and key players are yet to be determined. Unlike other digital domains where market dynamics have already consolidated around a handful of dominant players, Quantum Computing is still in a pre-competitive phase, with technology readiness levels still maturing and market equilibria yet to be defined.
The upcoming event, in collaboration with the Quantum Computing & Communication Observatory, will thus explore Quantum Computing as a frontier of Europe’s digital future, examining the forces shaping its evolution and the choices that will determine who leads the next wave of computing infrastructure, bringing together voices from institutions, hardware supply companies, and organizations across multiple sectors that are already experimenting with quantum computers.
On the day of the event, the presentation and any additional materials will be available for free download.
Copyright © Politecnico di Milano — Department of Management Engineering. The material contained in this website cannot be spread, reproduced or published, including through digital means, without prior written consent of the Department of Management Engineering. Any use of this material must always cite the source. Unauthorised use is prohibited and may be pursued according to the law.