The dawn of quantum computing isn't just an upgrade - it's a complete rewiring of the technical landscape we know of. It is not just about faster machines; it's a fundamental change in how we process information.
In this keynote, weβll explore the seismic shift from classical to quantum computing and what it will take for engineers and tech professionals to make the quantum leap. Spoiler alert: It's more than just learning a new programming language. We're talking about embracing uncertainty, thinking in probabilities, and wrapping our heads around concepts that seem to defy common sense. We'll break down why our trusty binary logic is giving way to a world of Qubits, superposition and entanglement, and what that means for computation.
By the end of this talk, you'll have an understanding of where we are on the quantum computing roadmap, the milestones ahead, and how this shift will ripple through every corner of the tech world.
Get ready for a future where "computationally impossible" is just another problem to solve. Q-Day is coming sooner than we think!
Speaker
Teena Idnani
Senior Vice President at @JPMC, Woman in Tech Leader, Passionate about Quantum, Public Speaker, Mentor
Teena Idnani is a Woman in Tech Leader currently working as Senior VP at JPMC based out of London. She helps organizations in their digital transformation journey by building scalable, cloud-native, event-driven architectures and uplifting the organizations engineering practices. In her current role, she is working on setting up the Azure platform at JPMC, aligning with the multi-cloud provider strategy of the bank and enabling various teams as they migrate and modernise their applications on Azure.
In recent years, she has developed a strong interest in Quantum Computing and has been researching and advocating its potential applications, particularly in the finance sector.
Her journey in technology has led her to speak at various industry conferences where she has shared insights on cloud migration, application modernization, and the prospects of quantum technologies in industry.
She also regularly mentors aspiring technologists, with a focus on supporting women in tech.
