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Q2B Tokyo — Industry Event Guide
Q2B Tokyo connects quantum technology companies with industry users, research organizations, government and investors. The jointly hosted QC Ware and Quemix conference focuses on the business and application context of quantum technology in Japan and internationally.
Technologies and industry applications
The official 2027 announcement confirms 1–2 June at Grand Hyatt Tokyo. Q2B discussions address the practical adoption of quantum technology alongside the challenges of commercialization.\n\nFor a supplier, the important distinction is between a proposed use case and an application supported by technical evidence. An industry-oriented conference can help teams understand implementation constraints, organizational requirements and the commercial context in which a quantum capability might be evaluated. Consult the organizer program for confirmed topics and speakers rather than relying on previous editions.
Who should attend
Quantum vendors, industrial end users, researchers, government representatives, investors and business-development teams evaluating commercial applications and international quantum partnerships.
Commercial relevance for suppliers and exhibitors
Companies entering Japanese markets should make their technical value understandable to a specific industry audience and support it with appropriate evidence. Multilingual application content and market research can complement conference participation without promising adoption or revenue.
OFC is a conference and exhibition focused on optical networking and communications. It connects research and system development with the components, devices and infrastructure used to move data over optical networks. The 2027 technical conference is confirmed for Los Angeles.
Organizer: Optica, IEEE Communications Society and IEEE Photonics Society
World of Quantum is a trade fair dedicated to quantum technologies and their enabling ecosystem. Held alongside Laser World of Photonics in Munich, it brings computing, communications, sensing and supporting photonics capabilities into a shared industrial exhibition context.
CLEO, the Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics, connects laser science, optical research and applied photonics. Its peer-reviewed technical program makes it particularly relevant to research-led companies and engineering teams translating optical discoveries into practical devices and systems.
Organizer: Optica, IEEE Photonics Society and American Physical Society