Seven Japanese organisations develop distributed quantum computing platform

Seven Japanese companies and research organisations have begun developing a distributed computing platform designed to connect multiple quantum computers with high-speed databases over an ultra-low-latency optical network, with the aim of bringing quantum computing applications closer to commercial use. The project brings together Nautilus Technologies, Quanmatic, GHELIA, 1Finity, Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ), Waseda University and Nagoya University. Development began on 29 September, with support from J

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