From 29 September to 1 October, QIA participated in Quantum.Tech Rotterdam 2025 as part of the Quantum Delta NL booth, joining forces with partners including the Quantum Application Lab and Single Quantum to showcase the latest advancements in quantum technologies.

Throughout the event, QIA Outreach Manager Jeremiah Fajardo-Oosterman and [Programme Manager Ana Rodriguez Camargo connected with researchers, engineers, students, and policymakers interested in the emerging field of quantum internet technologies. Visitors had the opportunity to learn more about QIA’s mission to build a global Quantum Internet made in Europe, and its ongoing work to develop a full-stack prototype quantum network — a project co-funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme and led by QuTech.

The shared Quantum Delta NL booth provided a collaborative platform for open discussions, technology demonstrations, and networking across the European quantum ecosystem.

QIA member from Delft Networks Conor Bradley presented cutting-edge developments in quantum computer networking, offering an exciting look into the next phase of connected quantum systems.

Part of the event is hte Quantum.Tech Hot 10 Winner 2025 awarding which recognised QIA member Ingrid Romijn from Q*Bird Ingrid Romijn’s leadership and contributions to building secure and scalable quantum communication networks.

QIA’s participation at Quantum.Tech Rotterdam 2025 reflects its commitment to collaboration and knowledge exchange within Europe’s rapidly growing quantum community — and to shaping the future of quantum connectivity, together.