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Imperial College London's engagement in San Francisco underscores its strategic focus on advancing large-scale, error-corrected quantum computing through partnerships with industry leaders like PsiQuantum. The visit highlights the institution's dual commitment to deep tech entrepreneurship and fostering transatlantic collaboration within the emerging quantum ecosystem. This activity represents a significant step toward commercializing fundamental physics research into practical quantum hardware and secure communication systems.

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Imperial College London shows quantum work in San Francisco

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 12, 20264 min read

Imperial College London showcased its quantum research in San Francisco during Tech Week, highlighting potential advances in computing and secure communications.

A tour of PsiQuantum’s facilities in the San Francisco Bay Area formed part of Imperial College London’s San Francisco Tech Week activities, directly engaging the university with a key player in quantum computing. The visit, alongside a five-day program for Imperial startup founders, highlighted the university’s commitment to supporting deep tech entrepreneurship and transatlantic partnerships. Amanda Wolthuizen, Imperial’s Vice-President (Strategic Engagement and Communications), participated in a panel discussing London’s AI and…

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