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JIJ Expands Quantum-HPC Collaborations with Mitsubishi Electric, Q-CTRL and Tinuviel
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At a glance
Quantum software firm JIJ announced three research and industrial collaborations. They cover hybrid supercomputer-quantum computing, power-grid optimization, and microbiome research.
Key points
- A joint proposal with Mitsubishi Electric was selected for Japan's JHPC-quantum test user program.
- JIJ and Q-CTRL tested grid reconfiguration algorithms on real quantum processors and won a NEDO Challenge award.
- JIJ formalized a project with Tinuviel Therapeutics to model how microbial communities change and recover.
Why it matters
Quantum computers are moving toward real industrial problems in Japan and in several other fields.
Original source
JIJ Expands Quantum-HPC and Industrial R&D Collaborations with Mitsubishi Electric, Q-CTRL, and Tinuviel Therapeutics
Quantum Computing Report · Nov 14, 12:39 KST
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