D-Wave Announces First Quantum Computing User Conference in Japan Amid Surging APAC Demand
D-Wave Quantum is hosting its inaugural Qubits Japan 2025 conference in Tokyo to address the 83% increase in bookings for annealing quantum computing technology across the Asia Pacific region.
D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) announced it will host its first-ever quantum computing user conference in Tokyo on September 17, 2025, responding to significant growth in quantum technology adoption across the Asia Pacific region. The Qubits Japan 2025 conference, themed "Quantum Realized," comes as the company reports an 83% increase in bookings for its annealing quantum computing technology throughout APAC.
The conference will feature presentations highlighting customer success stories, technical roadmap updates, scientific achievements, and advancements in quantum artificial intelligence. D-Wave executives, customers, and thought leaders will showcase how the company's quantum technology is already delivering tangible value to organizations developing optimization and quantum AI applications. Notable speakers include Dr. Alan Baratz, CEO of D-Wave, who will present at the event.
This initiative underscores the accelerating commercial adoption of quantum computing in key Asian markets, where businesses are increasingly leveraging quantum technology to solve complex computational challenges. The conference serves as a platform for sharing practical applications and real-world implementations that demonstrate quantum computing's current capabilities rather than future potential.
Interested participants can register for the event through the official registration portal at https://www.eventzilla.net/e/qubits-japan-25-2138656678. The event represents a significant milestone in quantum computing's commercial evolution, particularly in the Asia Pacific region where technological adoption rates have shown remarkable acceleration.
The growing interest in quantum computing across APAC reflects broader global trends in advanced computing adoption, with organizations seeking competitive advantages through quantum-enabled optimization and AI capabilities. D-Wave's decision to host its first regional user conference in Japan signals the country's strategic importance in the quantum computing landscape and the company's commitment to supporting local quantum development efforts.