Quantum Computing Society of the Philippines: An NGO Perspective on Promoting Quantum Information, Science, and Technology in the Philippines

The development of Quantum Information Science and Technology (QIST) as an emerging technology among developed and developing countries has caught the attention of governments, industries, and educational institutions. However, not all countries have equal starting points in promoting QIST amongst different sectors. Several players in various countries promote QIST as a discipline and education. Although significant developments in quantum technology are focused in Western countries, great innovation can also be seen in Eastern countries, specifically Asia. The Philippines is one of several developing countries in Asia that is in the process of adopting QIST in multiple sectors. In this paper, the Quantum Computing Society of the Philippines (QCSP) is introduced as one of the arms of the country for promoting QIST to the public. Further in this paper, the initial impact of QIST promotion on various communities across the Philippines through multiple activities and educational efforts is explained. Several critical success stories for different audiences were described, wherein initial acceptance of QIST was evident through hackathons and lecture series. Events held show improvement in interest and proficiency in the foundations of QIST.

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2024-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/qce60285.2024.20463
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Quantum Computing Society of the Philippines: An NGO Perspective on Promoting Quantum Information, Science, and Technology in the Philippines

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Quantum Computing Society of the Philippines: An NGO Perspective on Promoting Quantum Information, Science, and Technology in the Philippines

Dylan Josh Domingo Lopez, Elmer C. Peramo, Jabez Mendoza Ayson, Angela Nicole S. Masongsong, Lance Dominic C. Raquel, Bobby O. Corpus
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The development of Quantum Information Science and Technology (QIST) as an emerging technology among developed and developing countries has caught the attention of governments, industries, and educational institutions. However, not all countries have equal starting points in promoting QIST amongst different sectors. Several players in various countries promote QIST as a discipline and education. Although significant developments in quantum technology are focused in Western countries, great innovation can also be seen in Eastern countries, specifically Asia. The Philippines is one of several developing countries in Asia that is in the process of adopting QIST in multiple sectors. In this paper, the Quantum Computing Society of the Philippines (QCSP) is introduced as one of the arms of the country for promoting QIST to the public. Further in this paper, the initial impact of QIST promotion on various communities across the Philippines through multiple activities and educational efforts is explained. Several critical success stories for different audiences were described, wherein initial acceptance of QIST was evident through hackathons and lecture series. Events held show improvement in interest and proficiency in the foundations of QIST.

Pampanga State University (PH), De La Salle University (PH), University of San Carlos (PH)
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