The SC Ventures of Standard Chartered Bank and Fujitsu, a leading quantum software and hardware developer, is going to join forces on September 25th to benefit from project Quanta.
The project will incorporate multiple software and hardware technologies to provide customers with a platform to quickly explore, develop and integrate quantum and quantum applications.
The consortium will take advantage of Fujitsu’s know -how in the development of quantum computing development and software and algorithos as well as the ideas acquired through the development of the superconducting quantum computer. It will bring this know -how along with the resistance to the SC Ventures business building and the deep knowledge of financial institutions to accelerate the development of quantum use, intellectual property, resources and value.
In this platform, in addition to the development environment, it provides pre-made algorithms in areas such as fraud detection, risk simulations, derivative pricing and credit decision, allowing users to develop their own algorithms. It also provides access to Backend data and material, allowing users to try their algorithms.
This project will use Fujitsu Quantum Informatics Technology. Fujitsu is developing quantum computer sciences both through software developments and material using multiple research initiatives. Based on its collaboration with Riken, Fujitsu is currently developing a 1,000 -piece quantum computers who is scheduled to start operating 2026.
Looking forward, the company also designs the development of a plus-10,000 Qubit (250 logic Qubit) superconductor quantum computer from the financial 2030.