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Quantum computing ranks 16th as Japan and India sign cooperation memorandum

Thu May 14, 2026 12:21 pm JST Feature

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In the "Popular Theme Rankings" compiled by Minkabu and Kabutan, "quantum computing" ranked 16th.

Economic Security Minister Kimi Onoda visited India from the 3rd to the 6th and signed a memorandum of cooperation on quantum technology with Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh. The framework establishes dialogue on research and innovation in the quantum field, industry-academia collaboration, and human resource development and exchange as pillars to explore future specific cooperation themes. At a press conference on the 12th, Onoda stated, "I expect cooperation in the quantum field between Japan and India to steadily materialize."

Attention to the sector is high as "quantum" is included among the 17 strategic fields outlined by the Sanae Takaichi administration. Recently, Ubiquitous AI Corporation <3858> announced its membership in the Quantum Forum as a corporate member. The company stated it will accelerate investment in quantum technology, centering on post-quantum cryptography, and work toward social implementation.

Related stocks also include Fixstars Corporation <3687>, which has successfully conducted the world's largest quantum circuit simulation for quantum chemistry; OXIDE Corporation <6521>, which is poised to accelerate its quantum business expansion in Europe; QD Laser,Inc. <6613>, which has agreed on joint research and development related to quantum dot comb lasers with Taiwanese research institutions; and FUJITSU LIMITED <6702>, which has developed new technology with Osaka University to accelerate industrial applications of quantum computers.

Source: MINKABU PRESS

*Translated by generative AI. Click here for the original article.