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Mitsubishi Electric's investment in OptQC validates the strategic viability of room-temperature photonic quantum processors for industrial integration. This partnership accelerates the development of a 10,000-qubit optical system, directly addressing scalability and deployment challenges central to commercial quantum hardware. The collaboration signals a shift toward integrating specialized quantum computing units into broader automation and logistics frameworks without cryogenic constraints.

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Mitsubishi Electric and OptQC Expand Strategic Partnership Amid JPY 7B ($47M USD) Series A2 and Tokyo R&D Expansion

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 19, 20263 min read

Mitsubishi Electric and OptQC are expanding their strategic partnership through investments and R&D collaborations. OptQC secured JPY 7 billion in Series A2 funding, bringing its total funding to over JPY 20 billion, which will support the development of a 10,000-qubit optical processor and a new Tokyo R&D facility. Mitsubishi Electric, through its ME Innovation Fund, participated in OptQC's funding round and is also leading two national quantum hardware control projects. The post Mitsubishi Electric and OptQC Expand Strategic Partnership Amid JPY 7B ($47M USD) Series A2 and Tokyo R&D Expansion appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Industrial electronics giant Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO: 6503) and photonic quantum computing developer OptQC Corp. have formalized a multi-tiered strategic alignment spanning venture capital investment, national research grants, and facility expansions across Japan. The collaboration coincides with OptQC closing an oversubscribed JPY 7.0 billion…

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