SpinQ Quantum Computing Products Showcased in Europe and Southeast Asia

SpinQ recently showcased its quantum computing products at two academic events in Europe and Southeast Asia, further demonstrating the company’s role in advancing quantum education, research exploration, and hands-on talent development.

In Europe, the SpinQ Gemini Lab quantum computing education platform was presented during the international FORTRESS project meeting held at Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania. The meeting brought together representatives from several European universities to discuss digital resilience, cybersecurity, fundamental research innovation, and future academic collaboration within the ECIU University network.

During the event, attendees had the opportunity to experience SpinQ Gemini Lab in person. As an open, cryogen-free quantum computing system designed for higher education and research, SpinQ Gemini Lab enables users to explore quantum hardware architecture, perform quantum gate operations, and verify quantum algorithms in a practical environment. The on-site demonstration highlighted its potential value in quantum security, algorithm education, and interdisciplinary research.

In Southeast Asia, the SpinQ gemini Mini desktop quantum computer was showcased at a quantum computing seminar hosted by the College of Information and Computing Sciences at Mindanao State University in the Philippines. The seminar introduced students to quantum mechanics, quantum computing architecture, and future computing technologies.

A key highlight was the hands-on demonstration of SpinQ gemini Mini. Students explored classic quantum experiments such as qubit control and Grover’s search algorithm through an intuitive graphical interface. By operating real quantum hardware in a classroom setting, students gained a more direct and accessible understanding of quantum computing beyond theoretical concepts.

These two showcases reflect SpinQ’s continued commitment to bringing quantum computing from advanced laboratories into classrooms, teaching platforms, and research environments. Through real, operable quantum hardware, SpinQ helps universities and institutions connect theory with experimentation and inspire the next generation of quantum talent.

As quantum technology continues to evolve, education and hands-on training will remain essential to the growth of the global quantum ecosystem. SpinQ will continue to make quantum computing more accessible, practical, and impactful for researchers, educators, and students worldwide.