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This event provides direct public access to Moth Quantum's Atlas platform, enabling users to experiment with quantum applications without specialized prior training. By offering both open-floor demonstrations and structured hackathon challenges, the initiative aims to lower barriers to entry for diverse skill levels in the quantum ecosystem. The inclusion of virtual participation further expands reach beyond physical constraints, fostering broader engagement with current quantum development tools.

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Drop-in access to quantum apps at London’s Moth Hack

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 7, 20262 min read

Explore quantum computing at Moth Hack 2026 in London, with free, walk-in access to try the Moth’s Atlas platform and engage with the team, Saturday & Sunday.

Moth Quantum will open its London space to the public this weekend, offering drop-in access to quantum applications alongside a limited-capacity hackathon. Attendees can experience applications designed as a playful introduction…

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