The first hours of the GenQ Quantum Computing Hackathon are all about ideation – the critical stage where your innovative ideas take shape. Read here how your hackathon team can maximize the effectiveness of ideation.

The Calgary edition of the GenQ Quantum Computing Hackathon invites you and your teammates to create a quantum tech use case addressing a real-world challenge within 48 hours. Read here how to optimize your teamwork.

The GenQ Quantum Computing Hackathon is where you will collaborate with fellow innovators to ideate, brainstorm, and create quantum tech prototypes together. Read in this article what makes hackathon teams successful.

Quantum computing can transform industries by solving complex problems that are currently beyond the reach of classical computers. The GenQ Quantum Computing Hackathon in Calgary allows companies to connect with the North American quantum ecosystem.

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Quantum technologies have the potential to significantly mitigate climate change. The GenQ Quantum Computing Hackathon invites students, entrepreneurs, lateral thinkers, and environmentalists to realize a quantum-based tech use case addressing climate change.

Switzerland and Canada are actively advancing quantum in their respective regions. The GenQ Quantum Computing Hackathon in Calgary in October 2024 is your chance to become part of a strong quantum ecosystem and make an impact.

The Calgary edition of the GenQ Hackathon brings the North American quantum ecosystem together to explore use cases of the 21st-century's most important technology. Here are five reasons why you should join the GenQ Hackathon.

Quantum technology has the potential to address some of the most pressing issues of the 21st century, such as climate change, food insecurity, and health problems. Develop a quantum use case for social change at the GenQ Hackathon in Calgary in October 2024.