Identity — Quantum Summit, IBM Research

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. 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 that will house future quantum processors 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.

Role: Identity design

Designed at IBM Research