GMV addresses the challenges of scalability and adoption of quantum technologies at Q-EXPO 2026

GMV participated in Q-EXPO 2026, one of the leading events for the quantum technology ecosystem, where institutional representatives, technology companies, and industry experts analyzed the progress of quantum computing and communications in relation to real-world applications in industrial and business environments.

GMV’s Quantum Technologies Solutions Leader Enrique Crespo represented the company in a round table discussion held at the stand of the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Civil Service and moderated by Susana de Prado Hernández, director of the Ministry’s Office for Digital Spain 2030 and Internationalization.

The session addressed topics having to do with the evolution of the quantum ecosystem, collaboration between technology developers and industry, the maturity of use cases, and challenges associated with the transition from pilot environments to scalable solutions that can be deployed in real-world scenarios. The event also presented the Spanish branch of the European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC). GMV is a member of this consortium, which seeks to strengthen cooperation between the various players in Europe’s quantum ecosystem.

GMV’s participation in Q-EXPO 2026 underscores the company’s commitment to the development of applied quantum technologies and strategic technological capabilities in areas such as quantum computing, secure communications, and post-quantum cybersecurity.

During its presentation, GMV shared its vision of the need to promote technology transfer and accelerate the industrial adoption of these capabilities, drawing on its own initiatives and developments such as QuKee, GMV’s quantum-key management solution designed for QKD (Quantum Key Distribution) networks. The platform enables centralized management of complex quantum key distribution environments, ensuring interoperability, scalability, and integration with post-quantum cryptographic infrastructure.

GMV is also known for its involvement in strategic projects such as Q-MIND (QUantum MAdrid for Innovation and New Developments), an initiative led by GMV and backed by the Madrid regional government to accelerate the development and application of quantum technologies in real-world settings. The project integrates quantum computing, quantum communications, and post-quantum cybersecurity capabilities with the goal of strengthening the regional innovation ecosystem and contributing to Madrid’s positioning as an international leader in quantum technologies.

Q-MIND is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as part of the Madrid region’s ERDF operational program for the 2021–2027 period.