Estonia hosts quantum hackathon for real business problems
Estonia's Metrosert is organizing the QEst Hack 2026, a quantum hackathon in Tallinn from November 11–13. Five participating companies will bring actual business problems and data for teams to test with quantum algorithms. The event is open to companies, students, and researchers from the Nordic and Baltic regions, offering mentorship from international quantum experts. Applications close October 11 and participation won’t cost anything.
- Tallinn hosts QEst Hack 2026 in November
- Open to Nordic and Baltic companies, students, researchers
- Five companies will bring their own business data
- Focus is on quantum algorithms for complex problems
- Mentorship from experts in Estonia, Finland, and Canada
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