Don’t miss the opportunity to meet the OrangeQS team at IQT Nordics 2026 in Oslo, Norway. Marlo, Wiggert and Amber will be there to introduce the company, present our products and services, and discuss how OrangeQS can support your quantum chip testing lab.
This year, we will provide demos of the open-source OrangeQS Juice operating system, offering an inside look at its capabilities and how it can be used in your work.
About IQT Nordics
IQT Nordics 2026 is the fourth annual edition of the event, taking place from 22 to 24 June at OsloMet University in central Oslo.
The theme, “Quantum Technology in a Changing World,” reflects the recent launch of the EU’s quantum strategy, titled “Quantum Europe in a Changing World,” which is expected to influence developments across Europe and the Nordic region.
The programme includes sessions on end user applications and industrial sectors, commercialisation of quantum technologies, advances in quantum computing platforms, and developments in quantum sensing. The event also offers extensive networking opportunities, with speakers and organisations from the Nordic region and beyond.
IQT Nordics provides an opportunity to expand your network within the Nordic quantum ecosystem, including its growing startup community and potential end users. Attendees can also gain insight into recent technological and business developments in the field.
Networking activities include an opening ceremony and reception at Oslo City Hall on 22 June, guided tours of quantum facilities (to be announced), and an evening cruise through the Oslo waterways.
More information
During the event, our team will be available to answer questions about the OrangeQS MAX and FLEX chip testing systems, as well as the open-source OrangeQS Juice operating system. Wiggert will host live demos to show how the software works and how it can support your testing workflows. You are welcome to visit our booth to learn more.
For more information about the event and registration, visit the IQT website: https://iqtevent.com/nordics/
📅 22 – 24 June
📍Andrea Arntzens hus at the OsloMet University, Pilestredet 32, 0166 Oslo, Norway
