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This event demonstrates practical progress in applying quantum computing to critical infrastructure challenges like water resource management within Latin America. By benchmarking results against classical methods using QCentroid's platforms, participants validated specific use cases for emerging hardware rather than relying on theoretical potential alone. The initiative highlights a growing regional ecosystem focused on solving real-world problems through direct private sector investment and open-source collaboration.
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Seventy-Five Participants Join LatAm Quantum Water Hackathon
Quantum Zeitgeist1 min read

75 participants from Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil, joined the 2026 LatAm Quantum Hackathon in Puebla, Mexico to explore if quantum computing can help tackle real-world water challenges. Teams worked on challenges including modelling the Atoyac river basin, optimising water releases from the Falcón International Dam, and detecting leaks in hydrographic networks.
Seventy-five participants from across Latin America, including Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil, convened in Puebla, Mexico for the 2026 LatAm Quantum Hackathon,…
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