The age of the commercial quantum computer is a step closer after NTT Inc. and a University of Tokyo spinoff said they aim to bring an optical quantum device to market by fiscal 2030.
Dublin, April 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)-- The "The Global Optical Computing Market 2026-2036" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The Global Optical Computing Market 2026-2036 ...
Advancing concrete initiatives toward the realization of a fault-tolerant, one-million-qubit-class optical quantum computer and accelerating real-world implementation Aug. 3, 2026 — OptQC Corp. and ...
Japan's largest telecom company has placed a formal strategic investment in OptQC — a University of Tokyo spinout whose photonic quantum computer operates at room temperature and atmospheric pressure ...
NTT invested in optical quantum computing startup OptQC, expanding a research collaboration launched last year into a broader commercial partnership targeting a fault-tolerant one-million-qubit ...
OptQC, a September 2024 spin-out from the University of Tokyo’s renowned Furusawa Laboratory working on optical quantum computing hardware, has raised ￥7 billion (approximately $45 million) in venture ...
Mitsubishi Electric has invested in OptQC through its ME Innovation Fund, backing a Japanese startup developing optical quantum computer hardware designed for large-scale systems. Financial terms of ...
Using optical tweezers (shown in green), the Rydberg atoms can be precisely trapped and arranged into controlled atom arrays.
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