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JIJ Expands Quantum-HPC and Industrial R&D Collaborations with Mitsubishi Electric, Q-CTRL, and Tinuviel Therapeutics

November 14, 2026
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JIJ Expands Quantum-HPC and Industrial R&D Collaborations with Mitsubishi Electric, Q-CTRL, and Tinuviel Therapeutics

JIJ Expands Quantum-HPC and Industrial R&D Collaborations with Mitsubishi Electric, Q-CTRL, and Tinuviel Therapeutics

Quantum and mathematical optimization software provider JIJ Inc. has announced three research and industrial collaborations spanning hybrid high-performance computing, power-grid optimization, and computational biology. Highlighted by the selection of a joint proposal with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation for Japan’s JHPC-quantum Test User Program, the initiatives pair JIJ’s hybrid algorithmic stack with domain-specific engineering and life-science workflows.

JIJ Quantum-HPC & Enterprise Research InitiativesPartner / ProgramApplication DomainTechnical Scope & MilestoneMitsubishi Electric (JHPC-quantum)Thermal-fluid engineering simulationEvaluates quantum-classical hybrid linear solvers on RIKEN and SoftBank’s integrated QC-HPC platform.Q-CTRL (NEDO Challenge Season 1)Electrical power-grid optimizationReceived Outstanding Research Award (Society 5.0) for hybrid distribution network reconfiguration on QPUs.Tinuviel Therapeutics (Wellcome Leap FORM)Predictive gut microbiome modelingDevelops constrained dynamical optimization models to assess early-life microbiome resilience and interventions.

Under the JHPC-quantum project, jointly developed by RIKEN and SoftBank Corp. as part of Japan’s NEDO Post-5G infrastructure initiative, Mitsubishi Electric serves as lead proposer alongside JIJ to evaluate hybrid linear-system solvers for large-scale thermal-fluid simulations used in transportation, electronics, and climate-control engineering.

In parallel, JIJ and quantum infrastructure software developer Q-CTRL were recognized with an Outstanding Research Award in the Society 5.0 category at NEDO Challenge Season 1 for testing hybrid distribution network reconfiguration algorithms on physical quantum processors. JIJ also formalized a collaboration initiated in April 2026 with precision health firm Tinuviel Therapeutics under Wellcome Leap’s Foundations of a Resilient Microbiome (FORM) program to model microbial community dynamics and recovery under external stressors.

Official announcements are available via JIJ for the Mitsubishi Electric JHPC-quantum selection here, the Q-CTRL NEDO Challenge award here, and the Tinuviel Therapeutics collaboration here, with full NEDO Challenge Season 1 results posted here. Related QCR coverage of Japan’s JHPC-quantum ecosystem includes Qunova Computing’s test user program selection here.

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