ACTIVITIES

TAQCIT hosted its 1st Annual Symposium in 2020, a key event that brought together domestic and international academics and researchers to share the latest findings in quantum computing, promoting knowledge exchange and collaboration in the field.
Subsequently, TAQCIT has continued this tradition by organizing the symposium annually, fostering ongoing dvancements and networking opportunities in quantum computing.

 TAQCIT organized the Quantum Taiwan Forum on September 6, 2023, featuring remarkable talks such as "Quantum Inspired Computing from the Present to the Future" by Taisuke Iwai, along with other sessions like "Quantum Computing – Where Are We?" by Shesha Raghunathan, etc, fostering dialogue on quantum and quantum-inspired technologies. TAQCIT also organized the Quantum Taiwan Forum on September 4, 2024, continuing to promote collaboration and advancements in the field. 

 TAQCIT hosted the Quantum Industrial Forum "Tiny Quantum Giant Revolution" on February 12, 2025, focusing on quantum technology advancements. The event invited notable speakers, including Norishige Morimoto (Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of IBM Japan Research & Development), Kenneth Wood (Director, IBM Quantum), , followed by a panel discussion and the book launch of "Tiny Quantum Giant Revolution." This event highlighted TAQCIT’s commitment to promoting cutting-edge quantum innovations through multiple sessions and discussions. 

A series of educational activities, organized by TAQCIT in collaboration with partners such as National Taiwan University and the Hon Hai Education Foundation from 2021 to 2024, focused on quantum education for high school students.

TAQCIT, in collaboration with National Taiwan University (NTU) and IBM Quantum, organized the NTU-IBM Quantum System Users Meeting and Qiskit Hackathon Taiwan, fostering quantum computation exploration through user meetings and hackathons. TAQCIT, in collaboration with the Hon Hai Education Foundation and NTU, organized a series of educational events to train high school teachers in quantum computation. TAQCIT also organized the event "The Twin Paradox Revisited" to explore interdisciplinary quantum concepts. .