OptQC
OptQC is commercializing optical quantum computing developed from the University of Tokyo’s Furusawa laboratory. Its approach combines entangled light, Bell measurements and feedforward operations to implement computation through quantum teleportation. The first MoQuren system began initial operation at AIST in July 2026, while developer tooling and broader availability remain in preparation. Based in Tokyo, Japan.
Japan · Research reviewed 10 Sept 2026Initial record: initial research brief recorded.
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Initial research brief recorded
· Research reviewed 10 Sept 2026Sources in this record (3)
What it does. Where it fits.
Continuous-variable optical modes; teleportation-based photonic computation.
Who should look closer
Research teams exploring optical quantum algorithm development, hybrid quantum-classical research, photonic fault-tolerance research.
QubitWire’s editorial assessment of practical fit.Institutional system and partner engagement
MoQuren is installed at AIST; the launch describes an SDK with simulation features under development ahead of future general availability.
Check the current access route ↗What has been demonstrated
OptQC is commercializing optical quantum computing developed from the University of Tokyo’s Furusawa laboratory. Its approach combines entangled light, Bell measurements and feedforward operations to implement computation through quantum teleportation. The first MoQuren system began initial operation at AIST in July 2026, while developer tooling and broader availability remain in preparation.
What remains unresolved
Initial operation is not general public access or fault-tolerant application advantage. Large-scale optical error correction and complete workload performance remain development questions.
The next question to watch
Publish usable developer access and measured results for the installed system.
A research question, not a promised milestone.QubitWire coverage
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Sources & evidence
- OptQC core technology ↗Official company page · Publication date not stated
Explains optical teleportation, entanglement, Bell measurement and feedforward.
- OptQC company information ↗Official company page · Publication date not stated
Identifies OptQC Corp., Tokyo headquarters and research origins.
- MoQuren initial operations ↗Official company page · 21 Jul 2026
Reports installation and initial operation at AIST, with general availability and SDK development still ahead.
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