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Development of
Large-scale Fault-tolerant Universal Optical Quantum Computers

Project Manager
Akira FurusawaProfessor,
Graduate School of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo
Contact information for this project
MAILakiraf(at)ap.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp
About Moonshot Goals and Programs
Moonshot Goal6 "Realization of a fault-tolerant universal quantum computer that will revolutionize economy, industry, and security by 2050"
MAILmoonshot-goal6(at)jst.go.jp
About Moonshot R&D
Department of Moonshot Research and Development Program, Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)
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Moonshot target 6

Realization of an error-tolerant general-purpose quantum computer that will dramatically advance the economy, industry, and security by 2050

As the progress of conventional computers is reaching limits, quantum computers are attracting attention for their ability to respond to the explosive growth in demand for various information processing. In order to solve diverse, complex, and large-scale real-world problems at high speed using a quantum computer, the key is to realize an error-tolerant general-purpose quantum computer that can perform accurate calculations while correcting quantum errors. In this program, we will promote research and development in hardware, software, networks, and related fields. In our "Research and Development of an Error-Tolerant Large-Scale General-Purpose Optical Quantum Computer," we will develop our original quantum look-up table method to realize large-scale error-tolerant quantum operations. We aim then to realize a large-scale optical quantum computer characterized by room-temperature operation by 2050.

Moonshot-type R&D system

The moonshot R&D system is a new system to promote challenging research and development (moonshot) based on more bold ideas that are not extensions of conventional technologies, with the aim of creating disruptive innovations originating in Japan.

  • The Moonshot Research and Development Program
  • Japan Science and Technology Agency
  • The University of Tokyo
  • Institute of Engineering Innovation,School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo
  • RIKEN Center for Quantum Computing
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