Computing
Fujitsu has developed a hybrid quantum computing platform that enables optimal quantum computing by linking a 64-qubit superconducting quantum computer and a 40-qubit quantum simulator.
Current quantum computers have issues such as quantum bit errors, making it difficult to perform accurate calculations over long steps. On the other hand, quantum simulators can perform long-step quantum calculation simulations without error problems, but since they are systems that simulate quantum calculations on conventional computers, they cannot achieve the acceleration of calculations, or so-called quantum acceleration, expected from the realization of quantum computers.
Quantum Computing
Adopting a hybrid approach to the early realization of quantum computing. Exploring new approaches suggested by the principles of quantum mechanics. Solving complex problems.
Digital Annealer
Fujitsu’s quantum-inspired computing technology using a digital circuit design inspired by quantum phenomena. Rapidly solving complex combinatorial optimization problems without the added complications and costs typically associated with quantum computing methods.
Hybrid Quantum Computing
Fujitsu’s and RIKEN’s new hybrid quantum computing platform combines the advantages of superconducting quantum computers and quantum simulators. Contributing to the development of new quantum applications.