PROJECT:
IBM QUANTUM SUMMIT
2021
IBM QUANTUM SUMMIT
2021
PROJECT:
QUANTUM SUMMIT
NOVEMBER 2021
TEAM:
MICHAEL KRIEGSHAUSER, CREATIVE DIRECTION
RYAN MELLODY, ART DIRECTION
AMANDA TALLE, DESIGN
NATALIE TAYLOR, DESIGN
JASON LYNCH, DESIGN
COLLABORATING AGENCIES:
STORYTK, 3D GRAPHICS AND MOTION
MALKA, VIDEO AND MOTION
MAP PROJECT OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
QUANTUM SUMMIT
NOVEMBER 2021
TEAM:
MICHAEL KRIEGSHAUSER, CREATIVE DIRECTION
RYAN MELLODY, ART DIRECTION
AMANDA TALLE, DESIGN
NATALIE TAYLOR, DESIGN
JASON LYNCH, DESIGN
COLLABORATING AGENCIES:
STORYTK, 3D GRAPHICS AND MOTION
MALKA, VIDEO AND MOTION
MAP PROJECT OFFICE, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
IBM's Quantum Summit is a one-day event attended by over 500 participants which has continued to grow to a total reach of over 800 million virtually. A key announcement during the summit was Eagle, the first quantum chip to break the 100-qubit barrier. With Eagle, users will be able to explore uncharted computational territory and experience a key milestone on the path towards practical quantum computation.
In addition to Eagle, the design for IBM Quantum System Two was also unveiled. System Two is a glimpse into the future of quantum computing-a true quantum data center.
This next-generation system, which will house future quantum processors, is key to IBM's journey to achieve quantum advantage. The identity for this year's summit is loosely based on a tesseract, a four-dimensional object. In its simplest state, the identity is a straightforward typographic execution. When animated, the four-dimensional representation of a cube is revealed.
In addition to Eagle, the design for IBM Quantum System Two was also unveiled. System Two is a glimpse into the future of quantum computing-a true quantum data center.
This next-generation system, which will house future quantum processors, is key to IBM's journey to achieve quantum advantage. The identity for this year's summit is loosely based on a tesseract, a four-dimensional object. In its simplest state, the identity is a straightforward typographic execution. When animated, the four-dimensional representation of a cube is revealed.
