RIKEN and Singapore's NQCH Sign MoU to Enhance Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing
The RIKEN Center for Computational Science and Singapore's National Quantum Computing Hub have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on hybrid quantum-HPC platforms. This partnership aims to integrate quantum and classical supercomputing capabilities, supporting complex computational challenges across various fields. The three-year collaboration focuses on enhancing applications in computational biology, finance, and logistics, leveraging both organizations' expertise and infrastructure.
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RIKEN Center for Computational Science (R-CCS) and Singapore's National Quantum Computing Hub (NQCH) signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on hybrid quantum-HPC platforms. The partnership combines RIKEN's HPC capabilities with Singapore's expertise in hybrid quantum-classical computing and middleware development.
The MoU, effective for three years, aims to advance applications in computational biology, finance, and logistics. R-CCS is developing a quantum-HPC hybrid platform that combines the Fugaku supercomputer with two commercial quantum computers. The agreement was signed during the 8 R-CCS International Symposium in Osaka, Japan.
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