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Qunova has secured access to Japan's premier hybrid computing environment by combining the Fugaku supercomputer with IBM Quantum System Two, validating its HI-VQE algorithm for high-impact materials science simulations. As one of only two non-Japanese participants in this elite program, the company gains a strategic foothold in a critical industrial quantum ecosystem while tackling complex chemistry problems like iron-sulfur cluster modeling. This partnership underscores the growing global relevance of hybrid quantum-classical architectures for solving practical industrial challenges.

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Qunova Joins JHPC-Quantum Test User Program in Japan, Providing Algorithms For Advanced Industrial Computation

The Quantum InsiderJune 3, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Qunova Computing, a pioneering maker of software for quantum computing, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with JHPC-quantum (Japan High-Performance Computing), a landmark Japanese national computing initiative funded by NEDO (New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization) under Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. The agreement designates Qunova […]

Qunova Computing has joined Japan’s JHPC-quantum Test User Program, gaining access to a hybrid computing platform that combines the Fugaku supercomputer with IBM Quantum System Two to advance quantum chemistry research. Qunova was selected as one of 21 participating organizations and one of only two non-Japanese participants, reflecting recognition of its hybrid quantum-classical HI-VQE algorithm for materials science applications. The…

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