D-Wave Quantum: what changed.
The recorded research and its supporting evidence.
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Assessment reviewed 7 Sept 2026 · Research reviewed 7 Sept 2026What changed
- Evidence sources
- Added to this claim (1)
- Research evidence: D Wave Technology Drives NTT DOCOMO’s Second Production Quantum Application in Network Operations
- Previously
Joint company announcement reports a second DOCOMO production application and lower registration and paging signals. It does not isolate the quantum contribution to the hybrid workflow.
- Source title
- D-Wave Technology Drives NTT DOCOMO’s Second Production Quantum Application in Network Operations
- Source publication date
- 18 Aug 2026
- Source type
- official
- Marked independent
- Not recorded
- Now
Joint company announcement reports a second DOCOMO production application and lower registration and paging signals. It does not isolate the quantum contribution to the hybrid workflow.
- Source title
- D-Wave Technology Drives NTT DOCOMO’s Second Production Quantum Application in Network Operations
- Source publication date
- 18 Aug 2026
- Source type
- official
- Marked independent
- Not recorded
- Where to look
- Announcement paragraphs 1–5 and DOCOMO quotation
- Source checked
- 12 Nov 2026
- Source or product version
- 18 August 2026 joint announcement
- Limitations
- Hybrid production claim; does not isolate quantum contribution or independently benchmark end-to-end advantage.
- Retained for this claim (1)
Sources used in this record (6)
- Per-QPU Solver Properties and Schedules ↗
- Stirring the false vacuum via interacting quantized bubbles on a 5,564-qubit quantum annealer ↗
- D-Wave Technology Drives NTT DOCOMO’s Second Production Quantum Application in Network Operations ↗
- Basic Workflow: Models and Sampling ↗
- D-Wave Announces General Availability of Advantage2 Quantum Computer, Its Most Advanced and Performant System ↗
- Quantum simulation of false vacuum decay — author-institution published copy ↗
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