Events · International convening
Quantum Singapore 2026
A community experiment grew into a place where regional institutions and an international quantum network could meet.
Quantum Singapore felt different from a typical FinQ gathering. The room was larger, the network was more international, and FinQ was not simply attending: it was helping create the meeting itself.
A bigger table
FinQ Tech was listed as a host alongside Informa Markets and ICV TA&K. The program connected Singapore-based institutions with researchers, builders and industry participants arriving from across the wider quantum ecosystem.
FinQ leadership contributed to opening remarks, moderation and panel conversations. The useful part was not the formality of those roles. It was the chance to keep research, industrial adoption and community-building in the same conversation.
What we learned
International convening is not about making a conference feel bigger. It is about making a network easier to enter. A good gathering lets a local question find global experience—and lets a visitor understand the people already doing the work locally.
Singapore showed us that FinQ could help create that connective space. It also gave us a destination worth returning to. Our next stop is Quantum Singapore 2027.