Connect with us
We believe a healthy ecosystem for quantum research is strengthened through the communal sharing of diverse ideas and new experiments, which is why you can find us throughout the year at several global conferences sharing our work. Join us at some of our favorite events and let’s connect!
Google Quantum Summer Symposium
Our annual flagship symposium is a two-day conference that brings together quantum computing specialists from academia, industry, and government. Our goal is to create an enriching environment to share and foster new ideas that help accelerate the development of an error-corrected quantum computer, and to design algorithms and tools for the Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) devices we have today. See what topics we covered, and watch the videos to catch up on what you may have missed.
Meet us at these conferences
Our team regularly attends some of the largest research conferences worldwide to share ideas and engage with the community. We hope to see you there.
American Physical Society March Meeting
Quantum Information Processing Conference
Southwest Quantum Information and Technology
Quantum 2 Business
Past conference presentations
Our team presents their work at events throughout the year. Tune in to see what we’ve been working on.
Conference Sponsorships
Google Quantum AI is committed to supporting initiatives to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion through the sponsorship of key technical conferences and workshops. By partnering and running Google-sponsored conferences focused on communities historically excluded from the tech industry, we aim to develop and hire future Googlers and build a company that reflects the varied backgrounds, communities, and mindsets of our users.
We have a responsibility to open new pathways and improve access to technical careers for people from underrepresented groups, and we are committed to growing our efforts to make this happen.
Research publications
We regularly publish our findings to share ideas and help researchers and developers with their work. By sharing we can advance the field of quantum computing together.