The classical wall
Silicon shrinking to atomic scale, where binary logic starts to leak.
What we do together
A meetup journey, built to keep growing
Connect, Collaborate, Create.
We started with three meetups: a shared foundation, real-world applications, and industry. Two are done, the third is next, and the series is designed to keep expanding into focused, objective-driven meets.
01 / July 4th, 2026
Meet 01 · Quantum Foundations
Bits → qubits
Superposition unlocks parallel, multidimensional processing.
CPU + QPU
The co-processor model: quantum as a specialised accelerator, not a replacement.
3 pillars
Simulation, optimization and security, where advantage is real.
Core concepts
Superposition, entanglement and measurement, with plain analogies.
Gates & NISQ
H, X, Z, CNOT, and the noisy, fragile hardware reality of today.
IBM Composer challenge: Drag H and CNOT onto qubit wires, run 1024 shots, and map deterministic vs probabilistic outcomes live.
02 / August 2nd, 2026
Meet 02 · Decoding Quantum
Logistics
Fleet routing as a QUBO, solved with QAOA.
Drug discovery
Molecular ground states via VQE.
Search & security
Grover search, plus QKD & QRNG.
Agriculture & climate
Microclimate forecasting at field resolution.
QML
High-dimensional pattern classification.
The framework
Four tests to decide what is and isn't quantumizable.
Five live QPU demos: QAOA routing, VQE chemistry, Grover search, QRNG keygen and a QML classifier, run on a cloud QPU on stage.
03 / September 12th, 2026 (Upcoming)
Meet 03 · Industry & Security
Finance & drug
Risk modelling and molecular screening.
Logistics & energy
Route and grid optimisation at scale.
Post-quantum & CBOM
Threat mapping, PQC and a cryptographic bill of materials.
Shor in depth
Code-breaking and the RSA migration deadline.
Venture builder
From concept to a quantum-tech startup.
Digital trust
Security mandates for an enterprise world.
Join the community to hear when Meet 3 is scheduled, and bring a problem from your own domain.
connect · collaborate · create
Come learn and build quantum with us
Whether you're writing your first Hadamard gate or mapping an enterprise problem to an algorithm, there's a seat and a track for you.