The Fifth CCF Quantum Computing Conference and Greater Bay Area Quantum Science Forum opened in Shenzhen on the 3rd for a three-day session. Chaired by Chinese Academy of Sciences academicians Yao Qizhi (Turing Award) and Xue Qikun (National Highest Science and Technology Award), the event — described as mainland China's premier annual forum linking the innovation chain and industry chain — drew about 2,400 participants from roughly 1,000 universities, research institutes, leading firms, startup

The Fifth CCF Quantum Computing Conference and Greater Bay Area Quantum Science Forum opened in Shenzhen on the 3rd for a three-day session. Chaired by Chinese Academy of Sciences academicians Yao Qizhi (Turing Award) and Xue Qikun (National Highest Science and Technology Award), the event — described as mainland China's premier annual forum linking the innovation chain and industry chain — drew about 2,400 participants from roughly 1,000 universities, research institutes, leading firms, startups and venture investors. Under the theme “integration of quantum and intelligence; coalescing quantum and intelligent computing,” delegates will present frontier quantum results and press for deeper integration of quantum R&D with industry and academia.