Next week, Rotterdam becomes the epicentre of quantum innovation as Quantum.Tech Europe 2025 kicks off its most electrifying edition yet.
With 85% of attendees, speakers, and exhibitors joining for the very first time, Quantum.Tech Europe is not just another expo – it’s a global debut of fresh perspectives, groundbreaking technologies, and bold ideas.
The final speaker lineup has now been revealed, featuring pioneers who are redefining the boundaries of quantum computing, cryptography, sensing, and simulation.
Meet the experts at this year’s Quantum.Tech Europe event
The quantum industry experts speaking at this year’s Quantum.Tech Europe event are:
Jeroen Mulder, Innovation Lead, Air France-KLM
Gustav Kalbe, Acting Director, Emerging and Enabling Technology, European Commission
Thomas Strohm, Chief Expert for Quantum Technologies, Bosch
Jean Patrick-Mascomere, Scientific Communications Manager, TotalEnergies
Christos Papalitsas, Scientific Computing and HPC, Pfizer
John Mattson, Expert in Cryptographic Algorithms and Security Protocols, Ericsson
Elif Yesilbek, Cryptography Champion & Senior Software Engineer, ABN AMRO
Vikram Sharma, CEO and Founder, Quintessence Labs
Harry Burhman, Chief Scientist, Quantinuum
Niall Marooney, Lead Solutions Engineer, Q-Ctrl – Pouya Dianat, CRO, Quantum Computing Inc
These thought leaders will take the stage to explore the real-world impact of quantum –from education and enterprise to global infrastructure and policy.
Make the most of educational and unmissable sessions
Quantum.Tech Europe 2025 is proud to welcome representatives from some of the most influential organizations in science and industry. Attendees will include leaders from Nestlé, AWS, Deutsche Telekom, European Space Agency, HSBC, IBM, NASA, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), the National Quantum Computing Centre, Pfizer, PsiQuantum, Unilever, Telefónica, and Vodafone. Their presence underscores the global significance of this event and the growing momentum behind quantum innovation.
At Quantum.Tech Europe 2025, attendees will also be able to listen in on various educational seminars, including:
South Carolina champions quantum talent
Can robots and AI help bridge the quantum literacy gap? SC Quantum joins the global stage with a powerful message – quantum education starts now. From quantum sales courses at the Darla Moore School of Business to hands-on robotics in K-12 classrooms, the University of South Carolina is building a future-ready workforce.
From lab to city: Building the quantum internet
Ronald Hanson of QuTech unveils the future of quantum computer networks. Discover how entanglement distribution and integrated photonics are laying the foundation for a quantum internet that spans metropolitan scales.
Quantum in the boardroom: Is there ROI yet?
Join leaders from Unilever, Citi, E.on, and Bosch as they tackle the big questions – how to bring quantum to the C-suite, integrate it into tech stacks, and measure its impact.
Quantum in the Middle East: Qatar’s strategic leap forward
Prof Saif Al-Kuwari shares how Qatar is building a sustainable quantum ecosystem through national roadmaps, research initiatives, and industry collaborations.
Explore, connect, and celebrate quantum progress
There are numerous opportunities to network and upskill your quantum knowledge. Catch live demo drives around select exhibitor booths and see quantum components in action – featuring cutting-edge solutions transforming the future of quantum.
It’s your chance to witness the technology that powers tomorrow. Dive into expert-led masterclasses and don’t miss the debut of the Quantum.Tech Hot 10, a brand-new, community-led initiative recognising the top 10 most influential figures in quantum technology today.
Whether they’re leading groundbreaking research, building startups, shaping policy, or growing quantum teams, this is your chance to shine a light on the individuals truly driving progress.
This is your moment to connect, learn, and lead. You can book a free expo pass, or premium passes can be purchased with our exclusive discount code ‘INN20’.