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NTT's investment in OptQC marks a significant strategic shift toward optical quantum architectures, aiming to leverage NTT's communications expertise alongside OptQC's photonics technology to overcome scaling hurdles for fault-tolerant systems by 2030. This alliance directly targets the commercialization of high-qubit-count machines capable of solving complex problems in finance and medicine, moving beyond theoretical research into practical supply chain development.
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NTT and OptQC Target One Million Fault-Tolerant Qubits by 2030

Quantum Zeitgeist1 min read

NTT and OptQC formalized a collaboration, with NTT investing in OptQC, to achieve a fault-tolerant, one-million-qubit optical quantum computer by 2030.

NTT and OptQC have established a business alliance, with NTT planning investment in OptQC to accelerate development of a fault-tolerant optical quantum computer…

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