World Quantum Day is a reminder that quantum is no longer just a topic for labs and lecture halls—it is a global conversation about skills, opportunities, and the technologies shaping our future. Every 14 April, the worldwide community comes together to raise awareness of quantum science and its impact, and QURECA uses this moment to amplify one clear message: accessible, high‑quality education to demystify quantum technologies is essential if we want people everywhere to participate in this transformation, not just observe it.

QURECA has announced a strategic partnership with Vegacomp Consulting to advance quantum education and technologies in Romania. Together, we will bring access to QURECA’s catalogue of more than 40 quantum technology courses, offer tailored programmes for high school and university students as well as professionals, and co‑develop customised training for Romanian companies entering the quantum era. This collaboration is a key step in expanding quantum skills and awareness in Central and Eastern Europe.

If you are looking for a playful way to introduce quantum ideas, QURECA’s Qubit Race board game brings concepts like qubits, superposition, and interference to life through strategic gameplay. Designed for classrooms, workshops, and informal learning settings, Qubit Race turns abstract quantum principles into an engaging experience for students, families, and teams, making it easier to start conversations about quantum technologies in a friendly, accessible format. The launch date for Qubit Race is almost here!

The global drive toward quantum research and innovation is accelerating at an unprecedented pace, with worldwide public investments now exceeding a staggering $65.9 billion. To help you navigate this rapidly expanding landscape, QURECA has updated its Quantum Initiatives Worldwide map with the latest national and regional funding programmes.

This comprehensive resource offers a clear, data-driven overview of how governments are investing in the second quantum revolution up to 2026. Featuring total government spend to date alongside future commitments spanning 2- to 10-year strategies, the map empowers policymakers, researchers, investors, and business leaders to benchmark their strategies, identify cross-border collaboration opportunities, and pinpoint exactly where new public funding is catalysing growth in the ecosystem.

QURECA continues to contribute to key events across Europe, including recent activities in Milan, where we are sharing insights on quantum skills, training models, and ecosystem development with regional stakeholders. These engagements strengthen local–global links, support emerging quantum hubs, and ensure that education and workforce development remain core pillars of every regional quantum strategy.

QURECA recently took part in a conference organised by ANIPLA – Italian National Association for Automation, "Quantum Computing in Life Sciences", sponsored by AFI - Associazione Farmaceutici Industria and CPA Chemical Pharmaceutical Association in Milan. Garth Haley, Business Development Manager at QURECA contributed to discussions on how education, skills, and workforce development can underpin Italy’s emerging quantum ecosystem. Through its participation, QURECA highlighted concrete pathways for Italian students, professionals, and organisations to engage with quantum technologies—from foundational training and upskilling to strategic workforce planning and industry collaboration. By connecting local stakeholders with its global education and careers platform, QURECA is helping to strengthen Milan’s role as a vibrant node in Europe’s broader quantum network.

QURECA is proud to provide dedicated quantum training as part of Q‑Expo 2026, the flagship European quantum industry event taking place on 18–19 May 2026 at the Euskalduna Conference Centre in Bilbao, Spain. As a recognised leader in quantum education, QURECA, represented by its founder Araceli Venegas-Gomez, Governing Board Member of the European Quantum Industry Consortium, will deliver structured, hands-on courses for business and technical audiences, including “Quantum Training for Business” and “A Hands-On Introduction to Quantum Computing”, enabling participants to move from basic awareness to a practical understanding of how quantum technologies will shape their organisations and strategies. In addition, QURECA will contribute to a dedicated quantum internet session, where Araceli Venegas-Gomez, in her role as Head of the QComms group, will present the quantum communications supply chain developed with QuIC members, highlighting key industrial players and opportunities across the European ecosystem.

A day of discussions, insights, and strategic exchanges to celebrate a major new report on Scotland's quantum ecosystem hosted by QURECA.
Join us in Glasgow on Monday 1 June for the launch of the Quantum ARC Scotland report, a landmark assessment of Scotland's quantum ecosystem and its place in the global quantum economy. Learn how Scotland has built one of the world's top five quantum clusters and how it can maintain its strategic edge. The day brings together technology companies, investors, researchers and policymakers for a full programme of discussion and debate — from ministerial perspectives to company presentations and panel discussions on questions around infrastructure, investment, and workforce.
As well as a packed agenda, there will be networking opportunities to make new connections across the Scottish quantum ecosystem from academia, industry, and government.

QURECA is delighted to once again support The Economist Impact's Commercialising Quantum Global, taking place in London on 16–17 June 2026. This year's event promises to be the most compelling edition yet, centred around the theme "From Qubits to Profits: AI, advantage and enterprise readiness"—a bold focus on translating quantum technologies from the lab into real-world, commercial impact. As the largest quantum event in Europe and the only one produced by a major global media brand, Commercialising Quantum Global brings together the industry's brightest minds to tackle the critical question of how organisations can strategically prepare for and implement quantum technologies.

We highly encourage our community to attend—whether to hear from leading industry voices, forge new collaborations, or gain insights from experts spanning quantum and adjacent sectors. Early bird tickets are still available, so secure your spot today via the event website.

Ready to go deeper into quantum computing? QURECA’s ADEQUATE (Advanced End-to-end QUAntum computing TEchnical) Course is now listed at 500 USD, but students can still access the full programme for free. If you are a student, simply use the contact box on the course page to reach out to us—once we receive your message, our team will verify your request and grant you free access within 24 hours, so you can start learning without barriers.

ADEQUATE provides more than 50 hours of hands-on, project-based training in quantum computing, covering fundamental principles, established quantum algorithms, and practical implementation using tools such as Qiskit and PennyLane, with no prior quantum physics background required.

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