Fujitsu Limited and SC Ventures have announced the launch of Qubitra Technologies, a new London-based joint venture that will focus on developing quantum applications and on building a quantum marketplace that is accessible to the user community.
Qubitra is the new iteration of Project Quanta, which was incubated in 2025 to create a unified platform for developing and deploying quantum computing applications.
Like its predecessor, Qubitra’s focus will be on the financial sector. According to the press release, initial implementations with financial institutions, hedge funds and family offices are already underway, and the first go-live is expected in early 2026.
The company has presented a roadmap consisting of a two-pronged strategy: (1) the development of proprietary applications, and (2) the building of a marketplace platform.
Quantum-enabled applications
These applications will focus on areas such as fraud detection and financial markets trading, and will leverage quantum and quantum-inspired algorithms along with machine learning tools.
Marketplace platform
The platform will connect software providers, hardware providers, and users, with the aim of integrating multiple hardware and software technologies. Users will be able to experiment, test and deploy solutions across the full quantum stack. The stack will include Qubitra’s proprietary applications as well as third-party offerings, and will support open-source collaboration. Fujitsu’s Digital Annealer and Fujitsu’s proprietary quantum applications will be made available as well.
