SC Ventures and Fujitsu are betting big on quantum’s future with Project Quanta, a new platform aimed at turning complex research into business-ready solutions.
The joint venture brings together SC Ventures’ venture-building expertise and industry insights with Fujitsu’s quantum hardware, software and algorithm development to integrate multiple technologies on a single platform.
This approach is designed to accelerate the shift from research to commercial use and develop new quantum use cases, intellectual property, resources and value.
Based on its collaboration with RIKEN, Fujitsu is developing a 1,000-qubit superconducting quantum computer due to begin operation in 2026 and is planning a 10,000-plus physical qubit (about 250 logical qubits) superconducting system by 2030.
The joint venture will include in-house solutions development, starting with financial services applications such as fraud detection, risk simulations, derivative pricing, algorithmic trading and credit decision algorithms.
It plans to expand these capabilities to other sectors over time.
“The current quantum development industry is fragmented with some companies excelling at hardware integration while others are better at quantum algorithm building tools.
By joining forces with Fujitsu, we want to unlock quantum resources and talent on one platform for corporates looking to scale their quantum capabilities,”
said Apurv Suri, Client Engagement & Partnerships Lead, SC Ventures.
“Partnering with SC Ventures on Project Quanta represents a bold step toward democratising access to quantum capabilities and realising true quantum advantage.
By combining our expertise in quantum technologies and integration with SC Ventures’ deep industry insight and venture building pedigree, we aim to accelerate the practical application of quantum technologies and unlock transformative value for businesses.”
said Stafford Bond, Head of Growth Investments, Fujitsu UK.
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