qixing: IQM Accelerates Commercialization of Japan's First Enterprise-Grade Quantum Computer

Finnish quantum computing company IQM has secured Japan's first enterprise-grade quantum computer order, marking a new stage in the commercialization of quantum computing in Japan. The Finnish company will deploy a 20-qubit quantum computing system for Toyo Corporation by the end of 2026.
This collaboration highlights a trend: quantum computing is moving from the laboratory to enterprise infrastructure, particularly accelerating its deployment in high-performance computing and advanced manufacturing in Asia.
Enterprise-Grade Quantum Computing Moves Beyond Research
This quantum system, named Radiance, will be deployed at Toyo Corporation, supporting both local deployment and cloud access. This is Japan's first enterprise-built and self-used quantum computer, and it also strengthens IQM's presence in the Asia-Pacific region—the company already operates quantum computing systems in South Korea and Taiwan.
Toyo Corporation plans to use it for industrial R&, integrating quantum capabilities with high-performance computing (HPC) infrastructure; simultaneously, it aims to cultivate local talent and support the implementation of Japan's national quantum strategy.
Japan has set an ambitious goal: to achieve tens of millions of domestic users of quantum technology and a quantum industry economic scale exceeding 50 trillion yen by 2030. To achieve this goal, it's not enough to remain at the level of theoretical research; the commercialization of physical quantum hardware must be widespread.
The industry is accelerating the practical application of quantum computing.
Jan Goetz, CEO and co-founder of IQM, stated that leading companies are truly building core quantum capabilities by constructing and operating their own quantum infrastructure. Toyo Corporation's move, relying on IQM's leading technology, is an important step in the implementation of Japan's national quantum strategy.
Toyo Corporation President Toshiya Kono added that quantum technology is a core strategic area for future economic growth and a key support for the new era of Japanese manufacturing. Industry competition has shifted from theoretical research to the practical application track of supercomputing integration, scenario development, and talent cultivation. The company will collaborate with IQM to promote Japan's global leadership in the application of quantum technology on a large scale.
This collaboration reflects the industry trend: quantum computing has entered a new stage, with enterprise commercialization, quantum-supercomputing hybrid architectures, and real-world applications becoming the watershed for core competitiveness in the industry.

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