The 4th annual conference brings leaders from across the quantum ecosystem for this year's theme: Capital & the Global Economy
The Texas Quantum Economy Conference 2027 is an in-person conference for industry, academia, government and investors seeking to connect with others in the quantum economy.
About the conference
This is the 4th annual Texas Quantum Economy Conference, with a focus on Capital & the Global Economy covering the Quantum Eco-system both nationally and internationally.
Ticket options
- Early Bird General: recommended for startups, founders, and corporates.
- Faculty General: recommended for universiites, colleges and schools.
- All Access: only 20 available. recommended for those that want to meet the ecoystem delegations and investors at a pre-conference reception dinner on Feb 12 2027.
General tickets cover all conference tracks, access to workshop signups, vendor exhibits and networking.
All Access tickets include everything in General tickets, plus a seat at the Friday, February 12 welcome reception — an invitation-only gathering with speakers, investors, and the visiting state ecosystem delegations on the eve of the conference. All-Access guests also receive priority seating and reserved spots in the workshops of their choice. Only 20 passes available.
Lineup
Quantum Machine Learning workshop - Purdue University
Quantum Hardware & Error Correction workshop - University of Texas Dallas
Quantum for Industry workshop - SMU Cox & UVU Woodbury Quantum Business eXchange (QBX)
Programming a Quantum Computer workshop 2
Quantum Networking & the Quantum Internet workshop 3
Quantum Sensing & Metrology workshop 4
Good to know
Highlights
- 9 hours
- under 18 with parent or legal guardian
- In person
- Free parking
- Doors at 8 AM
Refund Policy
Location
Davidson-Gundy Alumni Center
2501 Drive G
Richardson, TX 75080
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Agenda
Funding Track — Capital for quantum
Where capital meets quantum. Investors, funds, and founders on what it takes to finance quantum companies — who’s writing checks, what they’re looking for, and how the money finds the technology.
Commercialization Track — Research to revenue
Turning quantum from a lab result into a business. The path from breakthrough to product — real use cases, early customers, and where quantum is finding true product-market fit.
Ecosystems Track — National & international
How quantum ecosystems get built, and how they connect. Regional and national hubs, international partners, and shared infrastructure — the case for collaborating rather than competing.