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NTT's strategic alliance with OptQC marks a significant milestone for optical quantum computing by targeting a scalable million-qubit architecture that operates at room temperature. This partnership leverages NTT's photonics expertise to overcome cryogenic limitations, potentially enabling broader deployment of fault-tolerant systems without the massive refrigeration overhead required by superconducting rivals. The joint roadmap prioritizes developing core component technologies and error correction necessary for transitioning from laboratory demonstrations to manufacturable enterprise machines.

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NTT Backs OptQC for Million - Qubit Optical Quantum

GDELTAugust 7, 20262 min read

NTT has signed a capital and business alliance with OptQC, a University of Tokyo-backed start-up, to build a fault-tolerant optical quantum computer of one million qubits, the two sides said on 3 August, setting a commercial target of fiscal 2030. Under the deal, NTT will take…

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