NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS and Classiq team up on quantum for Japanese enterprise
NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS and Classiq have agreed to jointly promote enterprise quantum computing in Japan. Under a new partnership, DOCOMO will offer Classiq’s quantum software platform and help customers explore and develop quantum use cases. The platform is meant to simplify quantum software development, letting companies run code across different types of quantum hardware without rewriting it.
- DOCOMO will sell Classiq’s quantum software in Japan
- Both companies will help enterprises develop quantum projects
- Classiq’s platform abstracts complex quantum hardware differences
- Software runs on multiple quantum architectures without recoding
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