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This partnership brings a photonic quantum computer, Quandela's MosaiQ, to a Vietnamese university, pairing the hardware with research, training, and a startup incubator. For quantum readers, the main signals are the on-premises access model and the emphasis on workforce building, which matter more than the installation itself. Claims about capability and impact are not yet independently verified, so the practical value will depend on what the program delivers in research output and trained talent.

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Quandela and Quanova Partner to Deploy Vietnam’s First Quantum Computer at Quang Trung University

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 23, 20262 min read

Quandela and Quanova are partnering to install Vietnam's first quantum computer, a Quandela MosaiQ photonic system, at Quang Trung University. This collaboration, supported by Nam A Bank, will establish a Quantum Research, Innovation, Service, and Entrepreneurship (quantum-RISE) program and a Quantum Innovator Residency Program, marking the first France-Vietnam quantum computing collaboration. The initiative aims to provide Vietnamese researchers and students with direct access to quantum computing and foster local talent in the field. The post Quandela and Quanova Partner to Deploy Vietnam’s First Quantum Computer at Quang Trung University appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

European photonic quantum computing company Quandela and Vietnamese quantum startup Quanova have announced a partnership to deploy Vietnam’s first physical quantum computer—a Quandela MosaiQ photonic…

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