Reminder that the talk submission deadline is 5 Oct (23:59 AoE)! At that time, your submission on HotCRP must be completed and ready to review, including the extended abstract (with no author names or affiliations), arXiv link(s), technical manuscript PDF, and all declarations.

For talks that have been registered, keep in mind the deadline for uploading to arXiv: submit before 14:00 Eastern Daylight Time (18:00 UTC) on September 30 2026, to have moderation-delay protection.

For talk submissions, remember to register by 28 Sep (23:59 AoE)! Registration only requires a title, short abstract, authors, and topic selections, but do note the recommended cutoff for the arXiv submission and talk submission - read the details at qipconference.org/2027/call/

The submission servers are now open! Note the two separate key dates for talks: 28 Sept: talk registration deadline (start with title and abstract) 5 Oct: talk submission deadline (add extended abstract, technical paper and arXiv link) See qipconference.org/2027/call/ for details.

We're pleased to announce the QIP 2027 call for submissions. The key dates are as follows; refer to the website qipconference.org/2027/call/ for detailed instructions.

We are excited to announce Horizon Quantum as the anchor sponsor for QIP 2027. Founded in 2018 by CQT alumnus Joe Fitzsimons, Horizon is a pioneer of software infrastructure for quantum applications, bridging the gap between today’s quantum hardware and tomorrow’s applications.

We're pleased to announce the key dates for QIP 2027, as follows (refer to the website qipconference.org/2027/ for up-to-date information). We look forward to your participation!

A warm welcome from the organisers of QIP 2027! The conference will take place February 20-26 at the National University of Singapore. For up-to-date information, check out qip2027.org

We had 7 amazing days at the #QIP2026 conference in Riga! See you next year in Singapore! ✨

Sebastian Zur fits the compressed oracle method into the well known landscape of quantum lower bound methods (such as advesrary and multiplicative adversary method).

Lynn Engelberts presents a faster quantum algorithm for Shortest Vector Problem.

Galina Pass speaks about quantum algorithms that solve graph connectivity with small memory.

Guoding Liu talks about random 1D quantum circuits as a good approximation for Haar random transformations.

Isadora Veeren talks about distributed complexity of graph colouring in the quantum setting.

Ewin Tang talks about converting between different types of quantum resources.

Omri Schmueli talks about self destructing quantum digital signatures

Hao Chung-Cheng presents quantum layer cake theorem.

The Industry session of #QIP2026 starts with our Platinum sponsor @GoogleQuantumAI presentation.

William He shows that arbitrarily complex quantum states can be certified using only single qubit measurements.