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A field note from Ankara on Türkiye's quantum technologies ecosystem, the SSB Quantum Program, the Quantum Algorithm Competition, and how QFlow can help make quantum workflows easier to build, evaluate, and connect to real industry problems.

24 June 2026Ankara, Türkiye5 min read
Quantum ComputingQuantum AlgorithmsQFlowNeura ParseDefense TechArtificial IntelligenceOptimizationIBM QuantumTürkiyeSSB Quantum ProgramTürkiye Quantum Platform
Real event photograph from the SSB Quantum Program Introduction and Quantum Algorithm Competition showing the programme stage, quantum competition material, and ecosystem context.

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Public event photographs from AA, TRT Haber, and Daily Sabah are shown with source attribution. The Neura Parse graphic is kept as a secondary recap visual for the QFlow workflow angle.

SSB Quantum Program Introduction event visual with the Quantum Algorithm Competition call and ecosystem roadmap panels.
Daily Sabah / Anadolu AgencySource

A real event/news visual from the 24 June 2026 programme, used as the bulletin lead image with source attribution.

Protocol ceremony photograph from the SSB quantum technologies cooperation event.
TRT HaberSource

TRT Haber photo from the strategic quantum technologies cooperation protocol signing context.

Group photograph from the quantum technologies strategic cooperation protocol signing ceremony.
Anadolu AgencySource

Anadolu Agency event photograph from the Turkish coverage of the SSB quantum programme launch.

SSB programme speaker at a podium during the quantum technologies programme event.
Anadolu AgencySource

News photo from the public SSB Quantum Program launch coverage.

Protocol signing moment during the SSB quantum technologies ecosystem event.
Anadolu AgencySource

A closer event photograph from the strategic quantum technologies cooperation protocol ceremony.

Neura Parse designed recap graphic for the SSB Quantum Program, algorithm competition, and QFlow context.
Neura ParseSource

Internal recap graphic for explaining the QFlow workflow angle next to the public event photos.

The SSB Quantum Program Introduction and Quantum Algorithm Competition marked a valuable step in bringing together Türkiye's quantum technologies ecosystem across the defense industry, academia, private sector, and technology providers.

Public reports from Anadolu Agency, TRT Haber, and Daily Sabah describe the 24 June 2026 event as a strategic roadmap moment for quantum technologies under the Presidency of Defence Industries. The reported themes include quantum computing, sensing, communications, cryptology, optimization, simulation, and signal-independent navigation.

The event centered on more than a single announcement. It connected a national quantum roadmap, the Türkiye Quantum Platform, a talent-building competition, and strategic project signings into one ecosystem signal.

  • SSB Quantum Program presentation by the Department of R&D and Technology Management.
  • Briefing around the newly launched Türkiye Quantum Platform.
  • SSB Quantum Algorithm Competition as a call for talent and solution building.
  • Strategic project ceremonies including superconducting QPU development, KERTERIZ quantum magnetometer work, and a quantum technologies competence cooperation protocol.

At Neura Parse, we closely follow this process through our work in quantum computing, quantum algorithms, AI-supported optimization, and autonomous systems.

With QFlow, the quantum workflow product we are developing, our goal is to make quantum workflows more accessible, applicable, and easier to integrate into real-world industry problems. That means problem framing, circuit and algorithm authoring, provider context, baseline comparison, evidence packaging, and a clear route from experiment to decision support.

The practical opportunity is not only to run quantum circuits. It is to make the full workflow understandable: assumptions, algorithms, data, baselines, backend metadata, outputs, and industrial decision context.

The Quantum Algorithm Competition is a strong signal because it turns ecosystem attention into concrete work: define a problem, design an algorithm, evaluate the result, and communicate what can be used in practice.

Event material presented the competition as a challenge for talent and solution development, with the public application surface listed at quantum.ssb.gov.tr/competition and a 24 July 2026 deadline. For teams like ours, that creates a clear place to evaluate where QFlow can help participants move from idea to repeatable quantum workflow.

We would like to thank the Presidency of Defence Industries of the Republic of Türkiye, the Department of R&D and Technology Management, all organizing partners, panelists, mentor institutions, and the IBM and IBM Quantum teams for their contributions to the ecosystem.

As we evaluate our participation in the competition with our team, we are ready to share how QFlow can contribute to Türkiye's growing quantum ecosystem and support future collaborations in this field.

Bayram Eker
Suayb S. Arslan
Özgür Nazlı
Mustafa Serhat Demirgil
Furkan Deligöz
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