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Navigating Japan’s Tech Future: Quantum Computing 101

Friday 04 Oct | 08.00 - 09.30

On the morning of October 4th, BCCJ members and guests will have the opportunity to dive into this groundbreaking technology with experts from Oxford Instruments and Oxford Quantum Circuits Japan, Tony Ford and Dr. Todd Tilma, who will break down the basics and guide us through the latest developments in this cutting-edge technology. As quantum computing begins to influence key industries in Japan, understanding its potential is crucial for staying ahead in a competitive landscape.

Location

Grand Hyatt, Residence Anise

Price

Members: ¥7,000

Non Members: ¥9,000

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Written by BCCJ

AI, IoT and big data are reshaping industries. But did you know that quantum computing, another cutting-edge technology, could outpace today’s fastest supercomputers by a staggering 100 million times? Join us to explore the world of quantum computing!

On the morning of October 4th, BCCJ members and guests will have the opportunity to dive into this groundbreaking technology with experts from Oxford Instruments and Oxford Quantum Circuits Japan, who will break down the basics and guide us through the latest developments in this cutting-edge technology. As quantum computing begins to influence key industries in Japan, poised to revolutionise industries such as healthcare, finance, and materials science, understanding its potential is crucial for staying ahead in a competitive landscape. 

Speakers will cover Quantum Computing 101 – Japan’s quantum computing landscape, fundamental concepts, potential applications, and the initiatives being undertaken by both the government and private sectors in this field. Join us to hear from leading voices in this emerging sector and gain a clear understanding of quantum computing’s role in shaping Japan’s technological future, and explore how these advancements might impact your industry and business going forward.

SPEAKERS

Professor Todd Tilma | Senior Quantum Engineer, Oxford Quantum Circuits Japan

Todd is a former associate professor of physics at the Tokyo Institute of Technology. He earned his doctorate in mathematical physics from the University of Texas in Austin focusing on group theory and its applications to fundamental questions in quantum mechanics. He has lived in Japan off and on since 1995.

Tony Ford | Fellow, Oxford Instruments Japan

Tony Ford, Fellow, Oxford Instruments Japan. Tony graduated in Mathematics and has worked for Oxford Instruments for most of his career. He organises the Millennium Science Forum which awards the “Sir Martin Wood Prize” to rising stars in the Japanese science community. Winners of the prize give lectures to their counterparts in UK research groups which enhances scientific collaborations between Japan and the UK.

NOTES:

Meal: Breakfast will be served at this event. Please indicate any specific dietary requirements at the time of booking.

Cancellation policy: For reservations made after September 27 Fri at 17.00, there will be no refunds on cancellations.
No-shows will be charged. We can not accept cash at the door.

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