Banner for an IGF Dynamic Coalition webinar with UN and IGF logos at top left and an IGF Data Driven Health Technologies logo at top right. Title reads “DC-DDHT Webinar.” Main headline: “Quantum Technologies, Implications for the Global Digital Divide.” Date shown: April 13, 2026. Background features a green-toned abstract circuit board design.
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Apr 13 2026 – DC-DDHT – Quantum Technologies, Implications for the Global Digital Divide

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Banner for an IGF Dynamic Coalition webinar with UN and IGF logos at top left and an IGF Data Driven Health Technologies logo at top right. Title reads “DC-DDHT Webinar.” Main headline: “Quantum Technologies, Implications for the Global Digital Divide.” Date shown: April 13, 2026. Background features a green-toned abstract circuit board design.
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On April 13, 2026, at 10:00 PDT (17:00 UTC) the Dynamic Coalition on Data Driven Health Technologies (DC-DDHT) hosted a webinar ‘Quantum Technologies, Implications for the Global Digital Divide‘. The webinar highlighted that while quantum technologies promise major advances in healthcare and science, without urgent action on inclusion, capacity building, and post-quantum security, they risk significantly widening the global digital divide.

SPEAKERS
Nicolas Fiumarelli – ISOC UY / DC-IS3C
Amado Espinosa – Coordinator, IGF DC-DDHT
Jenny Sicat Crabbe – WCI Delegate for UN ECOSOC
Yao Amevi A. Sossou – IGF DC-DDHT
João Rocha Gomes – IGF DC-DDHT / ADA Health
Rodrigo Silva Roja – IGF DC-DDHT
Jörn Erbguth – University of Geneva

HOST / MODERATOR
Amali De Silva-Mitchell – Chair, IGF DC-DDHT

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