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Quandela's two MoUs extend its photonic quantum hardware into drug discovery in South Korea and into algorithm research, cloud access, and education in Vietnam. Both are non-binding framework agreements, so their practical impact depends on the concrete deliverables that follow. Readers should watch whether the hybrid AI-quantum biotech workflows produce benchmarked results beyond proof-of-concept.
Quandela Expands Global Partnerships with KRIBB for Quantum Biotech and FPT Corporation in Vietnam
Quandela has announced two new international partnerships: with South Korea's KRIBB to advance drug discovery through hybrid AI/classical/photonic quantum computing, and with Vietnam's FPT Corporation to develop quantum algorithms, provide cloud access to Quandela's photonic systems, and integrate quantum education into FPT's university networks. These collaborations aim to deploy Quandela's hybrid photonic QPUs as specialized accelerators in high-performance computing centers and enterprise cloud networks. The post Quandela Expands Global Partnerships with KRIBB for Quantum Biotech and FPT Corporation in Vietnam appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
European photonic quantum computing developer Quandela has announced two strategic international partnerships: a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with South Korea’s Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB)…
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