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Qunova's inclusion as one of only two non-Japanese entities in Japan's JHPC-quantum program underscores the growing global relevance of its HI-VQE algorithm for hybrid quantum-classical workflows. This partnership provides critical access to the Fugaku supercomputer paired with IBM Quantum hardware, specifically targeting high-value industrial applications in quantum chemistry and materials science. The initiative validates the maturity of proprietary variational algorithms in solving complex benchmark problems, such as the iron-sulfur cluster, ahead of broader commercial deployment.

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Qunova Joins Only 21 in JHPC-quantum Test User Program

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 6, 20263 min read

Qunova Computing has been selected to join the JHPC-quantum Test User Program in Japan, a national initiative combining supercomputing and quantum computing resources. As one of only 21 participants, and one of two non-Japanese organizations, Qunova will provide algorithms for advanced industrial computation and gain access to a leading hybrid quantum-classical computing platform.

Qunova Computing has been selected as one of 21 organizations worldwide to join the JHPC-quantum Test User Program, a Japanese national initiative designed to advance hybrid quantum-high performance computing. The agreement, formalized through a Memorandum of Understanding with JHPC-quantum and funded by NEDO, grants Qunova no-cost access to a uniquely…

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