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Quantum Computing Infra Summit 2026

From Prototype to Platform
Building Quantum Infrastructure for the Utility Era
Date
23 April 2026
Single-Day Summit
Location
Silicon Valley
California, USA
Format
Executive Summit
Registration Open
Summit begins in
Days
Hours
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Keynote
Dr. Jerry Chow, IBM Fellow
Speakers
32 Confirmed
Focus
Hardware · Fabrication · HPC Integration
Format
Keynotes · Panels · Executive Networking
About this edition

Where the engineering
conversation starts.

An exploration of how breakthroughs in quantum physics are evolving into practical quantum computing infrastructures that enable real-world enterprise innovation. The inaugural Silicon Valley edition convenes the global quantum hardware ecosystem — IBM, Rigetti, QuantWare, Infleqtion, SEEQC, Qolab, and 30+ confirmed speakers — for a single-day summit focused on the engineering challenges of building scalable, fault-tolerant quantum systems.

Speaker Highlights

Voices shaping
quantum infrastructure.

32+ executive-level speakers from the world's leading quantum hardware companies, government programmes, and research institutions.

Dr. Jerry Chow
IBM Quantum

Dr. Jerry Chow

CTO Quantum-Centric Supercomputing & IBM Fellow
IBM Quantum
Jeremy Hilton
Google Quantum AI

Jeremy Hilton

Scalable Hardware Lead
Google Quantum AI
Dr. John Martinis
Qolab

Dr. John Martinis

Co-Founder & CTO
Qolab
Dr. James Palles-Dimmock
Quantum Motion

Dr. James Palles-Dimmock

Chief Executive Officer
Quantum Motion
Dr. Theau Peronnin
Alice & Bob

Dr. Theau Peronnin

Co-Founder & CEO
Alice & Bob
Johannes Galatsanos-Dueck
Diffraqtion

Johannes Galatsanos-Dueck

Co-Founder & CEO
Diffraqtion
Andre Saraiva
Diraq

Andre Saraiva

Head of Theory and Product Development
Diraq
Paul Lipman
Infleqtion

Paul Lipman

Chief Revenue Officer
Infleqtion
Dr. Ravi Pillarisetty
Intel Foundry

Dr. Ravi Pillarisetty

Principal Engineer
Intel Foundry
Shane Caldwell
NVIDIA

Shane Caldwell

Product Manager — NVIDIA NVQLink
NVIDIA
Dr. Bert de Jong
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab

Dr. Bert de Jong

Senior Scientist · Director, Quantum Systems Accelerator
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Garrelt Alberts
Orange Quantum Systems

Garrelt Alberts

Executive Director & Co-Founder
Orange Quantum Systems
Alon Cohen
QuamCore

Alon Cohen

CEO & Co-Founder
QuamCore
Vishal Chatrath
QuantrolOx

Vishal Chatrath

Co-Founder & CEO
QuantrolOx
Dr. Celia Merzbacher
QED-C

Dr. Celia Merzbacher

Executive Director
QED-C
Wouter Wesselink
QuantWare

Wouter Wesselink

VP of Product
QuantWare
David Rivas
Rigetti

David Rivas

Chief Technology Officer
Rigetti
Dr. Hiu Yung Wong
San José State University

Dr. Hiu Yung Wong

Professor
San José State University
Dr. Stefan Leichenauer
SandboxAQ

Dr. Stefan Leichenauer

Vice President of Engineering
SandboxAQ
Dr. Satyavolu Papa Rao
NY CREATES

Dr. Satyavolu Papa Rao

Senior Director, Emerging Technologies & Research
NY CREATES
Liz Ruetsch
TreQ

Liz Ruetsch

Strategic Advisor
TreQ
Dr. Omkaram Nalamasu
Applied Materials

Dr. Omkaram Nalamasu

SVP & Chief Technology Officer
Applied Materials
Dr. David Gunnarsson
Bluefors

Dr. David Gunnarsson

Chief Business Development Officer
Bluefors
Gregg Bartlett
GlobalFoundries

Gregg Bartlett

Chief Technology Officer
GlobalFoundries
Dr. Kristiaan De Greve
imec

Dr. Kristiaan De Greve

Fellow & Program Director of Quantum
imec
Dr. Philip Krantz
Keysight

Dr. Philip Krantz

Deputy GM, Quantum Engineering Solutions
Keysight
Brennan Peterson
PsiQuantum

Brennan Peterson

VP Test and Measurement
PsiQuantum
Dr. Shu-Jen Han
SEEQC

Dr. Shu-Jen Han

Chief Technology Officer
SEEQC
Thomas Sonderman
SkyWater Technology

Thomas Sonderman

Chief Executive Officer & Director
SkyWater Technology
Dr. Ju Hoon Shin
ULVAC

Dr. Ju Hoon Shin

Senior Executive Officer · Semiconductor & Electronics BD
ULVAC
Anastasia Marchenkova
Marqov

Anastasia Marchenkova

Co-Founder & CEO
Marqov
Dr. Aaron Lott
HPE

Dr. Aaron Lott

Sr. Principal Technical Product & Program Manager
HPE
Programme Tracks

Five tracks driving the utility era.

The programme is organised around the engineering frontiers separating today's prototypes from tomorrow's deployable, fault-tolerant quantum platforms.

01 / Pillar

Hardware & Architecture

Scaling superconducting qubit systems toward fault tolerance, the 1-million-qubit roadmap, and the engineering bottlenecks defining present-day quantum processors.

  • Thermal management, signal density, 3D integration
  • SFQ-based digital logic control at 10mK
  • Lateral fan-out & interconnect overhead
  • NVQLink architecture for QPU–HPC integration
02 / Pillar

Quantum-HPC Integration

Moving beyond siloed accelerators toward quantum-centric supercomputing — and the practical roadmap for fault-tolerant, hybrid quantum-classical workflows.

  • Cryogenic CMOS control electronics
  • Open software stacks for hybrid workloads
  • QPUs as co-processors (the early-2000s GPU analogy)
  • Modular quantum infrastructure
03 / Pillar

Fabrication & Materials

Adopting semiconductor-grade processes to deliver higher-quality qubit fabrication — and the foundry partnerships unlocking scale.

  • Semiconductor technology for qubit fabrication
  • Partner foundries: SkyWater & others
  • Advanced 3D integration & packaging
  • Materials research for high-coherence devices
04 / Pillar

Quantum Sensing & Imaging

Quantum-enhanced precision measurement beyond the diffraction limit — from Earth observation to physical AI systems.

  • Imaging beyond classical optical limits
  • Earth observation & space asset protection
  • Wildfire detection & financial intelligence
  • Physical AI enabled by quantum sensing
05 / Pillar

Commercial & Enterprise Adoption

How early adopters define quantum use cases, measure ROI, and partner with hardware and software providers to translate potential into business value.

  • Use case definition & vendor partnerships
  • Measuring ROI on quantum pilots
  • From hardware milestones to deployable platforms
  • Cross-domain commercial adoption
Summit Topics

Seven sessions.
One utility-era agenda.

The Day 1 programme is organised around seven focused sessions — from the opening fault-tolerance keynote to the closing customer-perspective fireside.

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Day 1
01 / Keynote⌁ Opening

Keynote — Many Paths, One Future: Accelerating Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers

An exploration of the diverse hardware, software, and infrastructure approaches converging to accelerate the development of scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computers.

02 / Session

Quantum Evolution — From Physics to Enterprise Transformation

An exploration of how breakthroughs in quantum physics are evolving into practical quantum computing infrastructures that enable real-world enterprise innovation and transformation.

03 / Session

Quantum Innovation Meets Scalable Fabrication

A concise look at how breakthroughs in quantum research are converging with scalable fabrication techniques to accelerate the transition from lab-scale experiments to commercially viable quantum technologies.

04 / Session

Bridging Quantum Discovery and Deployment

A focused exploration of how cutting-edge quantum research is being translated into deployable, production-ready systems that bring quantum capabilities from the lab into real-world applications.

05 / Session

Quantum Hardware Enablement

A focused look at the engineering breakthroughs, control systems, materials, and infrastructure innovations required to design, build, and scale reliable quantum processors from lab prototypes to production-ready platforms.

06 / Session

Innovation & Emerging Tech Showcase

A curated spotlight on breakthrough technologies and emerging innovations shaping the future of quantum computing, from early-stage concepts to impactful, real-world applications.

07 / Session

Quantum Customers' Perspective

An inside look at how early adopters evaluate quantum technologies, define real-world use cases, measure ROI, and partner with hardware and software providers to translate quantum potential into business value.

Full Schedule

The full day,
hour by hour.

From 7:30 AM registration to the 9:00 PM dinner reception — every session, break, and transition mapped to its time slot with the speakers taking the stage.

01
Thursday, 23 April 2026
From Prototype to Platform
  1. 07:30 – 08:15
    Registration

    Registration & Badge Collection

    Doors open. Delegates collect their badges and welcome packs, with coffee and light refreshments at the Plug and Play Tech Center lobby.

  2. 08:15 – 08:40
    Opening

    Welcome & Opening Address

    ISIG welcome and summit overview — the framing for the day's seven sessions and the year's quantum infrastructure agenda.

  3. Keynote — Many Paths, One Future: Accelerating Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computers
    08:40 – 09:00
    Keynote

    The scalable path to quantum-HPC integration

    Opening keynote on modular quantum computing and the roadmap to utility-scale systems.

    • Dr. Jerry Chow
      Dr. Jerry Chow
      IBM Quantum
  4. 09:00 – 09:20
    Keynote

    Biography

    Google Quantum AI's scalable hardware roadmap — from error correction to the million-qubit horizon.

    • Jeremy Hilton
      Jeremy Hilton
      Google Quantum AI
  5. 09:20 – 09:40
    Keynote

    CMOS-based Quantum Computing

    Silicon CMOS qubit architectures and the Quantum Motion approach to leveraging standard semiconductor fabrication.

    • Dr. James Palles-Dimmock
      Dr. James Palles-Dimmock
      Quantum Motion
  6. 09:40 – 10:00
    Keynote

    From Prehistoric Qubits to Building a Useful Quantum Computer

    A Nobel laureate's personal account of superconducting qubit research, from the 1980s to the Qolab utility-scale roadmap.

    • Dr. John Martinis
      Dr. John Martinis
      Qolab
  7. 10:00 – 10:40
    Break

    Networking Break & Business Meetings

    Mid-morning networking break with executive 1:1 meetings, coffee, and pastries in the exhibition hall.

  8. Quantum Evolution — From Physics to Enterprise Transformation
    10:40 – 11:00
    Talk

    Unwavering Progress Towards Quantum Advantage

    Rigetti's roadmap from 50–70ns gate speeds to commercial quantum advantage.

    • David Rivas
      David Rivas
      Rigetti
  9. 11:00 – 11:10
    Talk

    Solving QPU Scalability

    The VIO QPU architecture and the path to MegaQubit-scale processors.

    • Wouter Wesselink
      Wouter Wesselink
      QuantWare
  10. 11:10 – 11:20
    Talk

    Reverse-Engineering the Million-Qubit Milestone: A Blueprint-First Approach to Quantum Scale

    QuamCore's engineering-first path to 1M qubits in a single cryostat by 2030.

    • Alon Cohen
      Alon Cohen
      QuamCore
  11. 11:20 – 11:40
    Talk

    Quantum Data as Fuel for Large Quantitative Models

    SandboxAQ's Large Quantitative Models — how quantum data feeds first-principles AI systems.

    • Dr. Stefan Leichenauer
      Dr. Stefan Leichenauer
      SandboxAQ
  12. 11:40 – 12:00
    Talk

    Accelerating the Quantum Processor with NVQLink

    NVIDIA NVQLink — the integration layer connecting QPUs with classical supercomputing.

    • Shane Caldwell
      Shane Caldwell
      NVIDIA
  13. 12:00 – 13:00
    Lunch

    Networking Buffet Lunch

    Hosted executive lunch with curated table conversations and industry introductions.

  14. Quantum Innovation Meets Scalable Fabrication
    13:00 – 13:15
    Talk

    Process Design Kit Based on Intel 18A Technology for Scaling Quantum Processors

    Intel Foundry's 18A process as a path to scalable quantum device fabrication.

    • Dr. Ravi Pillarisetty
      Dr. Ravi Pillarisetty
      Intel Foundry
  15. 13:20 – 13:40
    Talk

    Cat Qubits Slash Infrastructure Costs, with the Right Partners

    Alice & Bob's bit-flip-protected cat qubit architecture and the fabrication ecosystem required to scale it.

    • Dr. Theau Peronnin
      Dr. Theau Peronnin
      Alice & Bob
  16. 13:40 – 14:20
    Panel

    Panel Session: Foundry Partnerships Driving Scalable Quantum Future

    Cross-industry panel on how foundry partnerships are becoming the bottleneck for quantum scale.

    • Gregg Bartlett
      Gregg Bartlett
      GlobalFoundries
    • Dr. Kristiaan De Greve
      Dr. Kristiaan De Greve
      imec
    • Dr. Shu-Jen Han
      Dr. Shu-Jen Han
      SEEQC
    • Thomas Sonderman
      Thomas Sonderman
      SkyWater Technology
  17. 14:20 – 15:00
    Panel

    Panel Session: Precision at the Edge — Wafer Tools and Cryogenic Systems

    Wafer tools, cryogenic systems, and the measurement stack that makes utility-scale quantum possible.

    • Dr. Omkaram Nalamasu
      Dr. Omkaram Nalamasu
      Applied Materials
    • Dr. Philip Krantz
      Dr. Philip Krantz
      Keysight
    • Brennan Peterson
      Brennan Peterson
      PsiQuantum
    • Dr. Ju Hoon Shin
      Dr. Ju Hoon Shin
      ULVAC
  18. 15:00 – 15:40
    Break

    Networking Break & Business Meetings

    Afternoon networking break with executive 1:1s, refreshments, and exhibition floor time.

  19. Bridging Quantum Discovery and Deployment
    15:40 – 15:55
    Talk

    The Path to a Quantum Economy: Beacons, Signposts, and Roadmaps

    QED-C's view of the milestones, metrics, and policy beacons shaping the emerging quantum economy.

    • Dr. Celia Merzbacher
      Dr. Celia Merzbacher
      QED-C
  20. 15:55 – 16:05
    Talk

    Education and Research in Electrical Engineering for Quantum Workforce Development

    Building the next generation of quantum engineers through research and education at SJSU.

    • Dr. Hiu Yung Wong
      Dr. Hiu Yung Wong
      San José State University
  21. 16:05 – 16:20
    Talk

    National Quantum Information Science Research Centers: Partnering with Industry to Advance the Quantum Ecosystem

    LBNL's Quantum Systems Accelerator — partnering US industry and national labs on fault-tolerant computing.

    • Dr. Bert de Jong
      Dr. Bert de Jong
      Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
  22. Quantum Hardware Enablement
    16:20 – 16:40
    Talk

    The Need For A Quantum-Enabled EDA Tool Chain

    QuantrolOx's Quantum EDGE — automation and measurement platform for the quantum hardware tool chain.

    • Vishal Chatrath
      Vishal Chatrath
      QuantrolOx
  23. 16:40 – 16:50
    Talk

    Utility-Grade Quantum Chip Testing Equipment

    Orange Quantum Systems' end-to-end platform for high-throughput quantum chip testing.

    • Garrelt Alberts
      Garrelt Alberts
      Orange Quantum Systems
  24. Innovation & Emerging Tech Showcase
    16:50 – 17:00
    Showcase

    Diraq's Spin Qubits in 300mm CMOS Wafers

    Diraq's silicon spin qubits fabricated on 300mm CMOS wafers — the path to utility-scale via existing foundries.

    • Andre Saraiva
      Andre Saraiva
      Diraq
  25. 17:00 – 17:10
    Showcase

    Quantum Imaging for the Next Generation of Physical AI and Space

    Diffraqtion's quantum imaging hardware for satellites and autonomous systems.

    • Johannes Galatsanos-Dueck
      Johannes Galatsanos-Dueck
      Diffraqtion
  26. 17:10 – 17:20
    Showcase

    Turning Quantum Progress into Real-World Capability

    Infleqtion on bridging atom-based quantum computing and sensing for commercial and government applications.

    • Paul Lipman
      Paul Lipman
      Infleqtion
  27. Quantum Customers' Perspective
    17:20 – 17:35
    Fireside

    Fireside Chat: Who is Quantum Actually For? An End-User Reality Check

    A grounded fireside on who's actually using quantum today, what works, and what doesn't.

    • Anastasia Marchenkova
      Anastasia Marchenkova
      Marqov
    • Dr. Aaron Lott
      Dr. Aaron Lott
      HPE
  28. 17:35 – 17:40
    Closing

    Closing Remarks · ISIG

    ISIG leadership wraps the day with closing reflections and a preview of the evening reception.

  29. 18:00 – 21:00
    Reception

    Cocktail & Dinner Reception at Plug and Play

    Evening executive reception at the Plug and Play Tech Center — seated dinner, drinks, and curated networking with all summit delegates.

Summit Programme

One day. Five tracks.
One agenda.

01
Thursday, 23 April 2026
From Prototype to Platform
  • 08:00
    Opening
    Opening Remarks, ISIG Welcome Address & Summit Overview
    ISIG Leadership
  • 08:40
    Keynote
    Quantum-Centric Supercomputing & Modular Quantum Systems
    Dr. Jerry Chow — CTO Quantum-Centric Supercomputing, IBM Fellow
  • 09:30
    Panel
    From Prototype to Platform: What Utility-Era Quantum Really Requires
    Hardware & infrastructure leaders
  • 10:30
    Fireside
    Scaling QPUs: VIO Architecture & MegaQubit Roadmaps
    Wouter Wesselink — VP of Product, QuantWare
  • 11:15
    Keynote
    Full-Stack Quantum: Cloud Services & Multi-Chip Processors
    David Rivas — CTO, Rigetti Computing
  • 12:30
    Networking
    Executive Luncheon & Bilateral Meetings
  • 14:00
    Panel
    Fabrication, Materials & 3D Integration for Quantum Devices
    Foundry & materials leaders
  • 15:00
    Fireside
    Real-World Quantum: ROI, Use Cases & the Path to Adoption
    Paul Lipman — CRO, Infleqtion
  • 15:45
    Roundtable
    Quantum-HPC Integration: Beyond Siloed Accelerators
    SEEQC, Qolab & guests
  • 17:00
    Closing
    Summit Closing Remarks & Networking Reception
Sponsors & Partners

The companies
powering this summit.

Sponsors and partners supporting the quantum infrastructure agenda — hardware, software, and capital.

Gold Sponsors · 2
Alice & Bob

Alice & Bob

Gold Sponsor

Quantum computing company based in Paris and Boston whose goal is to create the first universal, fault-tolerant quantum computer. Founded in 2020, raised €130M, hired 200+ employees and demonstrated experimental results surpassing competitors. Specializes in cat qubits — a technology developed by the company's founders and later adopted by Amazon.

QuantrolOx

QuantrolOx

Gold Sponsor

Develops Quantum EDGE — a measurement and automation platform for quantum hardware — plus Quantum EDGE Academy for training quantum engineers, and VIDYAQAR open-architecture superconducting quantum systems. Sits in the control and automation layer between QPU, control electronics, and experiment logic.

Silver Sponsors · 1
Orange Quantum Systems

Orange Quantum Systems

Silver Sponsor

Leading provider of advanced infrastructure for testing quantum chips. Headquartered in Delft. The MAX and FLEX platforms enable reliable, scalable, and efficient characterisation of qubits, with contributions to open-source via the Orange QS Juice operating system.

Bronze Sponsors · 8
AQSolotl

AQSolotl

Bronze Sponsor

Quantum computing technology company committed to accelerating practical quantum computing. Develops advanced hardware controllers that bridge classical computing with quantum processors, enabling scalable, economical and high-performance qubit control. Flagship Chronos-Q controls superconducting qubits.

Diraq

Diraq

Bronze Sponsor

Builds quantum computers based on modified silicon transistors — the technology best suited to achieving utility scale. Mission: become the global leader in utility-scale quantum computing with millions of qubits on one silicon chip. HQ Sydney, expanding across the US.

GTI / Green Technology Investments

GTI / Green Technology Investments

Bronze Sponsor

Comprehensive semiconductor metrology & support solutions for NEXTGEN CD-SEM & DR-SEM. The only company delivering both HVM and Lab Tools for compound semiconductors, glass, SiC, quartz, graphene, GaAs, InP, and III-V materials.

kiutra

kiutra

Bronze Sponsor

Cryogenics made accessible. Removes barriers in quantum cooling — fast, easy access to kelvin and millikelvin temperatures. Helium-3-free systems using continuous Adiabatic Demagnetisation Refrigeration (cADR) — the only commercially available alternative to helium-3 dilution refrigeration.

memQ Inc.

memQ Inc.

Bronze Sponsor

Founded in 2021 as a University of Chicago spin-out. Enables scalable quantum computing through standards-based connectivity across optical connections between quantum computers anywhere. The xQNA portfolio provides the core components needed to network quantum systems together.

QuamCore

QuamCore

Bronze Sponsor

Headquartered in Israel, pioneering a transformative approach to quantum scalability. By 2030 aims to deliver one million qubits within a single cryostat. Engineering-first approach delivering systems 1,000× smaller, 1,000× more cost-effective and 600× more power-efficient than current technology.

QuantWare

QuantWare

Bronze Sponsor

Building the world's most powerful quantum processors. Highest-volume QPU supplier worldwide, with customers in 20+ countries. The unique VIO QPU architecture is the only technology unlocking MegaQubit-scale, ultra-high-speed quantum processors.

Zero Point Cryogenics

Zero Point Cryogenics

Bronze Sponsor

Builds the cryogenic infrastructure underpinning the emerging quantum economy. Combines deep academic expertise with precision engineering to deliver user-centric, highly reliable cryogenic systems for industry, government, and academic research.

Partner Sponsors · 10
Bluefors

Bluefors

Partner Sponsor

World leader in manufacturing cryogenic measurement systems, cryocoolers and other cryogenic product lines for quantum technology. The preferred choice for ultra-low temperature requirements at universities, research institutes, and corporations globally.

Edwards

Edwards

Partner Sponsor

Global leader of vacuum and abatement. Pushing the boundaries of science to deliver innovative products intrinsic to everyday life, working in partnership with customers and continually setting new standards.

EV Group (EVG)

EV Group (EVG)

Partner Sponsor

Innovative process solutions for leading-edge semiconductor designs and chip integration schemes. Founded 1980, 1700+ employees worldwide, fully-owned subsidiaries in the U.S., Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan and Singapore.

FormFactor

FormFactor

Partner Sponsor

Leading provider of essential test and measurement technologies along the full IC life cycle — from characterisation, modelling, reliability and design debug to qualification and production test. Leading-edge probe stations, probes, probe cards and quantum cryogenic systems.

Lake Shore Cryotronics

Lake Shore Cryotronics

Partner Sponsor

Supporting advanced research since 1968. Leading innovator in measurement and control solutions under extreme temperature and magnetic field conditions. Cryogenic temperature instruments and sensors with calibrations down to 5 mK; low-vibration cryostats; cryogenic wafer probe stations.

Macquarie

Macquarie

Partner Sponsor

Provides innovative financing, second-hand asset solutions, and managed services to improve operational and capital efficiency for semiconductor and advanced technology companies. Focused on innovation, careful risk management and sustained long-term value.

Quantum Machines

Quantum Machines

Partner Sponsor

Quantum physicists, software/systems engineers and chip designers building Quantum Orchestration — the platform powering quantum breakthroughs. Designs and manufactures the world's most advanced quantum control electronics.

Qubic Inc.

Qubic Inc.

Partner Sponsor

Developing enabling hardware for quantum computing and RF quantum sensing platforms for defence and other strategic applications. Readout-enabling superconducting circuits improve sensitivity with limited heat dissipation, supporting modular system scaling.

Rigetti

Rigetti

Partner Sponsor

Pioneer in full-stack quantum computing. Superconducting qubits with 50–70ns gate speeds (1,000× faster than ion traps). Developed the industry's first multi-chip quantum processor. Largest multi-chip system deployed in 2025: Cepheus-1-36Q.

Shellback Semiconductor Technology

Shellback Semiconductor Technology

Partner Sponsor

Best-in-class equipment solutions, upgrades and support for power devices, photonics & LED, MEMS & sensors, wireless & analog, memory/storage and advanced packaging. Brands: SEMITOOL, FSI MERCURY/MERCURY+ and RITE TRACK.

Venue & Accommodation

Where the summit
comes together.

Sunnyvale, California · 23 April 2026. The summit hosts delegates at the Plug and Play Tech Center, with the Santa Clara Marriott as the preferred hotel for attendees.

Plug and Play Tech Center — Sunnyvale, California
⌁ Summit Venue
Summit

Plug and Play Tech Center

Date
23 April 2026
Time
7:30 AM – 9:00 PM
Location
Sunnyvale, California
440 N Wolfe Rd, Sunnyvale, CA 94085
Venue Website
Preferred Hotel

Santa Clara Marriott

2700 Mission College Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95054
Reservation Details
Special Rate: Preferred rate currently sold out

Additional rooms may be available at updated rates, subject to hotel confirmation. Please contact the ISIG team if you require assistance with accommodation.

Santa Clara Marriott — Santa Clara, California
⌁ Preferred Hotel
Passes & Registration

Reserve your
delegate pass.

Attendance is intentionally limited to preserve the quality of executive dialogue. Each pass tier corresponds to a specific delegate type — register directly via theisig.com.

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Exhibiting partners

Tabletop

  • 2 attendee passes
  • Tabletop (≈ 5ft × 2ft) plus 2 chairs
  • 2 branded banners + draped tablecloth
  • Access to all presentations & networking
  • Company profile on event website
  • Onsite banner
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Supplier-side companies

Supplier Partner Pass

  • 1 VIP Pass
  • Access to all presentations, panels & networking
  • Onsite hospitality (lunch, dinner, refreshments)
  • Personal Account Manager
  • Branded as event partner — logo on website + onsite banner
  • Company profile on website + event brochure
Register
Industry associates

Associate Pass

  • 1 VIP Pass
  • Access to all networking, presentation & panel sessions
  • Onsite hospitality (lunch, dinner, refreshments)
  • Personal Account Manager
  • Company logo & profile on event website
Register
Investors & venture funds

Investor Networker Pass

  • 1 VIP Pass
  • Access to all networking, presentation & panel sessions
  • Onsite hospitality (lunch, dinner, refreshments)
  • Personal Account Manager
  • Company logo & profile on event brochure + website
Register
Universities & research labs

Academia Pass

  • 1 VIP Event Pass
  • Access to all networking, presentation & panel sessions
  • Onsite hospitality (lunch, dinner, refreshments)
  • Personal Account Manager
  • Company logo & profile on event website
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Sponsorship · Networking

Partner with the
quantum hardware ecosystem.

Six sponsorship tiers — from Bronze brand placements through to a Headline package with curated executive meetings and a thought-leadership keynote.

View all sponsorships on theisig.com
Headline Tier

Headline Sponsor

Exclusive top-tier brand placement across all event materials, with priority speaking opportunities, premier booth, and a hosted executive dinner.

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Platinum Plus Tier

Platinum Plus — Meetings + Thought Leadership

Meeting room access, keynote slot, prime exhibit space, and the full Thought Leadership package with multiple speaking opportunities.

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Platinum Tier

Platinum — Meetings + Thought Leadership

Curated 1-to-1 meetings with senior delegates plus a panel speaking slot and prominent branding throughout the venue.

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Gold Tier

Gold — Exclusive Gala Dinner Sponsor

Host the executive networking dinner with branded reception, podium time, and exclusive sponsor recognition across the evening programme.

Enquire
Silver Tier

Silver — Exclusive Cocktail Sponsor

Sponsor the welcome cocktail reception with branded bar, signature drink, and prominent venue signage during the highest-traffic networking moment.

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Bronze Tier

Bronze — Networking & Branding Packages

Targeted brand placements including Lanyards, WiFi, Conference App, Coffee & Tea Breaks, Charging Stations, Delegate Bags, Pens, Badges, Lucky Draw, and Lunch / Drinks Receptions.

Enquire
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Infra Summit 2026.

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