Equal1, a leader in silicon-based quantum computing, announced that CEO Jason Lynch will speak on the future of deployable quantum infrastructure and participate in a panel discussion exploring Europe's growing role in quantum technology development and commercialization at Nexus Luxembourg.

Lynch's presentation will focus on how hybrid quantum-classical computing is evolving to integrate with existing high-performance computing (HPC) and data centre environments, enabling organizations to move beyond specialized research laboratories toward practical quantum deployment.

He will also participate in the panel "Quantum: Europe's Next Moonshot. Why You Should Care," alongside industry and policy leaders including Serge Borg, Chairman of the Luxembourg Quantum Alliance; Olivier Tonneau, Founder and Partner at Quantonation; Oscar Diez, Deputy Head of Unit for Quantum Technologies at the European Commission; Joseph Mikael, President of Le Lab Quantique; and Valentin Plugaru, CTO of LuxProvide.

The discussion will explore Europe's opportunities in quantum innovation, infrastructure development, industrialization and commercial deployment.

Equal1 is advancing this transition through its RacQ quantum computer, a self-contained, rack-mounted silicon quantum system designed to operate within standard data centre infrastructure. By combining silicon-spin qubits with integrated classical computing and cryogenic technology, Equal1 is helping make quantum computing a practical extension of existing HPC and AI environments.

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