15–17 February 2026, Riyadh – The Quantum Business Network (QBN) advanced the industrial dialogue on quantum technologies at WAM Saudi 2026, with QBN APAC Lead Raghunath Koduvayur delivering a Main Stage keynote focused on practical pathways for quantum adoption in manufacturing and logistics.
In his talk, “Quantum Meets Manufacturing: Insights from Europe, Asia, and the World”, Raghu highlighted how quantum is moving from experimental research into practical industrial deployment, particularly in manufacturing and logistics, addressing long-standing challenges in production scheduling, quality processes, and supply chain optimisation, while underlining the importance of stronger connections between the Middle East, Europe, and Asia Pacific for accelerating real-world adoption.
As Quantum Technology Partner of WAM Saudi, QBN connected industry leaders, innovators, and investors from manufacturing and logistics with its global member network, acting as a central point of access to quantum technologies for the more than 20,000 professionals attending the event across manufacturing, logistics, advanced materials, and digital innovation.
QBN member Qudora was also represented on the industry stage by Jani Heikkinen, Vice President of Business Development, reflecting the growing presence of QBN’s member companies in global industrial discussions around quantum commercialisation and deployment.
Building sustainable quantum capabilities now requires closer integration between regional ecosystems, particularly across Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. QBN is actively enabling this exchange, and companies in the region are invited to get in touch with QBN and its members to explore industrial use cases, access global expertise, and collaboratively shape the next phase of quantum-driven industrial transformation.
