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REPLAY: Optica ONLINE MEETING: Quantum Computing: What the Photonics Industry Needs to Deliver Next?

On Tuesday, 18 November 2025, the season finale of the Optica Online Industry Meeting returned to one of the most dynamic frontiers of technology — quantum computing. This year has been a defining one for IonQ, marked by major acquisitions and breakthroughs toward the first ion-based quantum computer. We asked Jeremy Sage, Senior Director of Technology at IonQ, how the photonics industry can help build the next generation of ion-based quantum systems. He’ll join a panel of senior experts shaping the future of quantum computing. Speakers: • Zachary Vernon – Director of Photonics, Quantinuum • Josh Nunn – Chief Science Officer, ORCA Computing • Sean Sullivan – Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer, memQ • Poolad Imany – Chief Executive Officer, Icarus Quantum • Amin Abbasi – Senior Business Development Manager, imec • Dylan McGuire – Director R&D, Ansys • Stefan Heinemann – Managing Director USA & VP of Sales, PHIX Photonics Assembly • Cesare Alfieri – Technical Sales Manager & Business Developer Quantum, FEMTOPRINT SA • Stijn Cuyvers – Technical Sales & Project Manager, LIGENTEC • Joerg Smolenski – Business Development Manager, Nanoscribe Meeting Moderated by: Jon Pugh, Optica – Director, Photonic Integrated Circuits and Quantum Technologies The meeting follows the Optica Quantum Industry Summit in Bristol, which just concluded last week, offering timely insights into what quantum computing now demands from the photonics industry — from error correction and qubit coherence to new applications in optimisation, drug discovery, and cryptography. This meeting is free to attend thanks to the generous support of our sponsors: LIGENTEC, PHIX Photonics Assembly, Polariton Technologies Ltd., Nanoscribe, and Quanscient. Let’s speak soon! Know someone in your network who might benefit? Repost this link to your network or send them a link.