Quantum Blockchain Technologies PLC (AIM:QBT) highlighted that it engaged with a number of interested parties during its attendance at the 2025 Mining Disrupt Conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (on 26 and 27 March).
The company said in a statement that its delegation was led by CEO and executive chair Francesco Gardin, with strategic adviser Jose Rios and consultant Ronald Bynoe, a former Intel software engineer on the Blockscale project, also present.
It held meetings with companies across the Bitcoin ecosystem, including chip manufacturers, mining rig producers and Bitcoin miners, QBT noted.
Most of the meetings were first-time introductions aimed at exploring how QBT’s Methods could be tested within third-party technologies.
The company said its software was positively received, particularly for its potential to improve mining efficiency.
QBT expects to sign new non-disclosure agreements in the coming weeks to allow data sharing and testing with external systems.