Quantum is rapidly moving from theory to real-world transformation, driving advances in communication, computing, and sensing. As recent policy reports show, these technologies have the potential to reshape industries, strengthen technological sovereignty, and boost competitiveness worldwide.
However, scaling quantum innovation remains a major challenge. While the United States benefits from deep capital markets and major tech players ready to commercialise quantum solutions, regions such as Europe and Canada must focus on enabling their startups to grow, attract investment, and compete globally.
This event will explore how quantum technologies are evolving toward market-ready scale. It will feature the launch of a landmark joint EPO–OECD study analysing technological progress and key ecosystem trends, including firms, investment flows, skills, trade, and policy developments.
Policymakers, researchers, investors, and entrepreneurs will discuss how different regions can close the gap between lab and market, secure the right funding, and convert scientific excellence into commercial impact. Participants can expect fresh insights and a practical roadmap for harnessing the global quantum opportunity.
Join on 17 December 2025 in Paris for this jointly organised EPO–OECD event. On-site participation is limited, but online access is open to all. Register now and indicate your preferred mode of attendance.
I really like the course and the networking. I would like to come again.
Nancy Goel
Qatar Foundation, Qatar
The event had something to offer all members of the TT community from entry level to mid-career and beyond.
John Gleeson
University of Limerick, Ireland
Organisation and speakers were great, so enthusiastic about their work and very good at transferring their knowledge.
Sarka Bartova
Research Centre Rez, Czech Republic
I learned more in the training course for 3 days than I did in the last 3 months at my job. The lectures were informative & interesting.
Hanna Sonnig
Setterwalls Advokatbyrå, Sweden
Working and Learning with old and new friends – best way to do it!
Sara Matt-Leubner
University of Innsbruck, Austria
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