Data Conference Databasea Query.Farm index
Conferences / STAC Summit

STAC @ NPL London 2026

Jul 9, 2026 · National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, United Kingdom

Conference
STAC Summit Vendor & industry
Dates
Jul 9, 2026
Venue
National Physical Laboratory
Place
Teddington, United Kingdom
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
stacresearch.com
Recorded
3 sponsors · 12 speaker appearances
Notes
Smaller STAC mini-summit held at the National Physical Laboratory (listed with the summits on the STAC events page). One-day event. Speakers: full agenda as published on the event page (Agorify agenda embed); affiliations as listed at the time. No ticket price stated on the event page (STAC Summits are generally free for qualified financial-firm practitioners; not stated for this edition).

Ticket prices

No ticket prices recorded

Sponsors 3

Title / headline 1

Other 2

  • Hoptroff · SUPPORTING and Additional Sponsors
  • Safran · SUPPORTING and Additional Sponsors

Speakers and talks 12

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Bob Van ValzahResearching in RetirementSpeakerNo atomics required: Sub-nanosecond timing at home with GNSS and AI—
Chris CoxNPLSpeakerThe quantum programme at NPL—
Elena Chalyvidi ParsonsNPLSpeakerNPL Welcome—
Esperanza Cuenca-GomezNVIDIASpeakerAccelerated quantum supercomputing—
Francisco (Paco) Girela LopezSafranSpeakerThe whitest rabbit: The intersection between quantum and fintech—
Irene PapaefstathiouQoro QuantumSpeakerFrom liquidity to sustainability: Quantum optimisation in action—
Jack GiddingSTACSpeakerSTAC Welcome—
Jun Rui LeeSTACSpeakerQuantum computing in capital markets—
Malcolm ConnollyAmorphiq/Imperial CollegeSpeakerQuantum-inspired predictive analytics: From algorithms to hardware accelerators—
Richard BrownNPLSpeakerThe measure of all things: The development of the modern metric system—
Richard HoptroffHoptroffSpeakerResilient, high precision time: The medium and the message—
Richard MurrayORCASpeakerPioneering industrial relevance for photonic quantum computing through early applications and data centre ready hardware.—

Sources