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This partnership marks a significant step in enterprise quantum software adoption by integrating Classiq's agentic AI-driven development platform with NTT DOCOMO's existing quantum-safe communication infrastructure. The collaboration focuses on validating industrial gate-based applications across Japanese sectors like finance and logistics while leveraging hardware-agnostic synthesis to optimize circuits for diverse QPU backends. This move directly addresses the need for secure, scalable quantum solutions that can mitigate future cryptographic threats through combined software and network capabilities.

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NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS Partners with Classiq to Expand Enterprise Quantum Software Adoption in Japan

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 9, 20263 min read

NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS has partnered with Classiq to distribute Classiq's quantum software development platform in Japan, aiming to expand quantum computing adoption across various enterprise sectors. This collaboration leverages NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS's existing quantum-safe security infrastructure, including a 600-kilometer quantum cryptography communication network, to offer a comprehensive solution for quantum application development and secure communication. The partnership seeks to identify, co-develop, and validate industrial gate-based quantum computing applications for Japanese enterprises. The post NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS Partners with Classiq to Expand Enterprise Quantum Software Adoption in Japan appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Japanese telecommunications and ICT infrastructure provider NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS, Inc. (formerly NTT Communications) has entered into a strategic partnership with Classiq Technologies G.K., the Japanese subsidiary of Tel Aviv-based quantum software developer Classiq Technologies Ltd. Established via a memorandum of understanding, the commercial…

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