The announcement says a large-scale software-as-a-service offering for allocating power, computing, and communications resources is envisaged around 2030.
Connecting quantum computing with business data The proposed architecture connects a quantum computing cluster with a classical database cluster running the open-source Tsurugi relational database over an ultra-low-latency optical network.
Quanmatic will develop distributed quantum algorithms and implement the quantum computing system, while Ghelia will connect the computing and data platforms.
The partners describe a goal of expanding computational scale to hundreds of thousands of qubits through distributed quantum computing.
Tokyo Electric Power, Chubu Electric Power, and Kyushu Electric Power are examining the broader concept, according to the release.