A Year of Impact: Quside on the World StageQuside’s first Social Impact Report, published during the United Nations International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ 2025).
Quside’s first Social Impact Report, published during the United Nations International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ 2025).
In 2025, quantum technology entered the global conversation in a way it never had before. The United Nations declared it the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, and Quside was there, contributing expertise, building relationships, and helping shape the principles that will underpin digital trust for decades to come.
This report captures a year of meaningful engagement: from the first-ever Quantum for Good track at the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, to the first UNGA Quantum Convening in New York, to the inaugural Digital Peace track at the Paris Peace Forum. It documents new partnerships with the United Nations International Computing Centre, the CyberPeace Institute, UNESCO, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and leaders in technology diplomacy across Europe and beyond.
It also reflects a conviction we hold at Quside: that building secure, resilient digital infrastructure is not only a technical challenge, it is a shared responsibility.
What You'll Find InsideMission-Relevant EventsHow Quside contributed to milestone global convenings that are shaping the future of quantum governance, digital cooperation, and cybersecurity policy.
New RelationshipsThe partnerships and dialogues we built with international organisations, governments, and civil society: from Geneva to New York to Paris.
New InitiativesConcrete commitments Quside made during the International Year of Quantum, including joining the CyberPeace Builders programme and beginning work on quantum resilience for UN systems.
New DevelopmentsRecognitions and publications that mark Quside’s growing voice on the global stage, including UNESCO’s Quantum 100 and a co-authored paper with the Geneva Centre for Security Policy.
How Quside contributed to milestone global convenings that are shaping the future of quantum governance, digital cooperation, and cybersecurity policy.
The partnerships and dialogues we built with international organisations, governments, and civil society: from Geneva to New York to Paris.
Concrete commitments Quside made during the International Year of Quantum, including joining the CyberPeace Builders programme and beginning work on quantum resilience for UN systems.
Recognitions and publications that mark Quside’s growing voice on the global stage, including UNESCO’s Quantum 100 and a co-authored paper with the Geneva Centre for Security Policy.
"As we advance toward a quantum-enabled world, we must shift from 'trust me' systems to 'show me' systems."— Insight from the first UNGA Quantum Futures Breakfast, September 2025
— Insight from the first UNGA Quantum Futures Breakfast, September 2025