Accelerating AI, quantum and supercomputing adoption in Europe 

SCynergy 2026 takes place in one of Europe’s most agile innovation hubs, highlighting how AI, supercomputing and quantum technologies are driving real impact across sectors. The event brings together leading businesses, researchers and policymakers to explore cutting‑edge use cases, share practical insights and develop strategic collaborations that strengthen Europe’s digital future. 

 
Prime Minister Luc Frieden will open the event with a keynote addressing Luxembourg’s national and European digital strategies.
 
The 2026 edition reinforces SCynergy’s position as a catalyst for innovation in Europe. It will feature the Luxembourg AI Factory as a key enabler of AI adoption, while advancing progress in quantum technologies and supporting deeper collaboration within the European high‑performance computing ecosystem. Together, these initiatives will help shape a competitive and resilient digital landscape and accelerate Europe’s next wave of technological innovation.
 

Strategic sectors and what you will learn

SCynergy 2026 explores how AI, quantum technologies and high‑performance computing are transforming Europe’s most strategic sectors. Across two days, the programme provides sector‑specific insights, hands‑on learning and practical guidance on how advanced computing reshapes finance, the green economy, cybersecurity, space and healthtech.

What to expect

  • Finance: enhancing risk modelling, compliance and financial resilience
  • Sustainability: enabling low‑carbon innovation and resource optimisation
  • Cybersecurity: strengthening digital defences with AI and quantum‑ready approaches
  • Space: powering next‑generation data processing and mission capabilities
  • Healthtech: driving precision medicine, diagnostics and data‑driven research
Keynotes and panels from European industry leaders, researchers and policymakers cover topics such as orchestrating AI factories, sector‑specific digital transformation, digital sovereignty and the ethical foundations of Europe’s digital future, ensuring a comprehensive perspective on both opportunities and responsibilities linked to advanced computing.