Memory
I attended the 'Quantum Fest' event in Vienna over the weekend. The Hackathon focused on Quantum Computing, a field that I've been curious about for some time. While I'm deeply engaged in #Blockchain, #AI, and #cybersecurity , #quantumcomputing had only grazed the surface of my professional journey. I arrived tired, having flown from London to Budapest, affording me just 2 hours of sleep. The next day, due to train closures, I took a bus to Vienna after just 3 hours of sleep. (During the day, I conducted a workshop on #digitaltransformation for a company, followed by an evening event related to our #GrabbitBot project).
The organizers were kind and helpful from the moment I arrived. The presentations were captivating, though some delved into advanced mathematics and physics that I couldn't fully grasp. The event had a fantastic atmosphere, with many warm-hearted and intriguing individuals. I loved it. It re-energized me, and throughout the day, I hardly felt any fatigue due to the overwhelming positive vibes. In the afternoon, there was a competition I participated in. I had compiled a page of literature and a list of books to read, which I started on the bus back to Budapest, but I dozed off.
Thanks
I'm back in London now, carrying with me the delightful experience. I've decided to dive deeper into the topics discussed. I plan to return next year, and hopefully, with a stronger knowledge base and a few project experiences. Many thanks to all those who made the event possible. Somya Rathee, Filippo Fratini, Stefan Hillmich, Vincenzo De Maio, Dr. Angie Qarry, Zina Efchary #quantumcomputing 💻 ⬆ 🏁 ♏ Quantum Society Austria