Quantum innovation and its development prospects for the industrial sector were at the heart of the “Quantum Industries” panel, held on November 11 at the IDIS Foundation – Città della Scienza in Naples, as part of Futuro Remoto 2026.
The event provided an important opportunity for dialogue between the research community and the business sector, with the aim of exploring the potential of quantum technologies and the conditions required to facilitate their transition into practical applications, creating new opportunities for businesses and local communities.
During the “Industrial Applications” session, chaired by Gaia Raffaella Greco, Researcher at ICAR-CNR, Eng. Alfredo Troiano, CEO of QuantumNet, was among the invited speakers, contributing the company’s vision and experience to the discussion on the quantum technology landscape.
The session brought together representatives from several companies and research organizations active in technological innovation: Felice Granisso, CEO & Founder of TeaTek Group; Simone Capeleto, Co-founder & CEO of ThinkQuantum; Alessandro Zavatta, President and COO of QTI; Francesco Riccio, Project Manager at RE:LAB’s Naples office; Daniela Salvoni, CEO of Photon Technology; Giuseppe Serpico, CEO of Napoli Quantum Bay; and Alfredo Troiano, CEO of QuantumNet.
The discussion offered a broad perspective on the opportunities that Quantum Computing and quantum technologies can unlock for the industrial sector, highlighting the importance of collaboration between scientific expertise, technological infrastructure and businesses.
QuantumNet’s participation reflects NetCom Engineering’s broader commitment to promoting innovation and exploring emerging technologies, contributing to the development of an ecosystem in which research can translate into new solutions and practical opportunities.
