TOKYO -- The government-backed Development Bank of Japan is investing $3.5 million in U.S. quantum computing startup Qolab, aiming to help bring the technology to market and cultivate a next-generation tech industry at home.
Qolab, co-founded by former Google scientist, seen as candidate for commercialization
Qolab will use DBJ's funds to purchase equipment necessary for quantum computing development. (Nikkei photo montage)
TOKYO -- The government-backed Development Bank of Japan is investing $3.5 million in U.S. quantum computing startup Qolab, aiming to help bring the technology to market and cultivate a next-generation tech industry at home.