QUANTUM
INTERNET
TASK FORCE
INTERNET
TASK FORCE
All-Japan Quantum Internet Industry-academia-government collaboration R&D consortium to realize Quantum-based era
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→VISION
Quantum Internet Task Force is of researchers, developers and newcomers to cooperate to create the future ICT society.
Why
Quantum Internet
Quantum Internet is a field to maximize the power of quantum information over distance. The Quantum Internet is a future ICT infrastructure which is indispensable for the quantum-based era.
Why
Task Force
An Interdisciplinary collaboration of specialists such as physicists, computer networkers, and so on is required to realize the Quantum Internet.
How
We Work
We work on coordination the direction of the R&D of Quantum Intenet and base for shared benefits. We make social commitments with related organizations to build test-bed.
Community
ACTIVITIES
R&D
A community for the liberated discussion of the Quantum Internet
Fundamental and applied R&D to grow Quantum Internet in the long run
Field experiment of the Quantum Internet
Activities to spread and standardize protocols and algorithms
Create roadmap of the Quantum Internet
Social commitments
Public relation of research outcome
Outreaches of the Quantum Internet
Statements
Recommendations
And others (events, etc.)
Interdisciplinary relationship
People-to-people exchange of fields related to Quantum Internet, such as quantum mechanics, quantum information, information technology, etc.
Relationship with other organizations
Latest
NEWS
At IEEE Quantum Week (QCE) 2025—the world’s largest conference on quantum information engineering—our advisor Rodney Van Meter delivered a keynote.
Our advisor Rodney Van Meter delivered the keynote “Quantum Multicomputers” at IEEE Quantum Week 2025 in Albuquerque.
Nagayama, Van Meter, and colleagues received Best Paper Award (2nd Place) at IEEE Quantum Week (QCE) 2025
At IEEE Quantum Week (QCE) 2025, the world’s largest international conference on quantum information engineering, project lead Shota Nagayama, advisor Rodney Van Meter, and collaborators received the Best Paper Award 2nd Place.
About IEEE Quantum Week (QCE) 2025
List of Best Paper Awards
Paper title: Automatic Configuration Protocols for Optical Quantum Networks Authors: Amin Taherkhani, Andrew Todd, Kentaro Teramoto, Rodney Van Meter, Shota Nagayama Link to arXiv version: arXiv:2504.19613 This paper designed and proposed mechanisms and protocols for resource discovery and control in quantum networks, which are required to initiate quantum communication.
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