QuEra Computing Highlights Quantum-HPC Integration Strategy Ahead of SCA/HPCAsia 2026

QuEra Computing has shared an update. The company announced its participation in SCA/HPCAsia 2026, a major Asia-Pacific high-performance computing (HPC) conference to be held in Osaka from January 26–29, 2026. QuEra will exhibit at Booth P-12, showcasing its neutral-atom quantum hardware and hybrid quantum-classical workflows, and will engage with regional HPC leaders. The firm is featured in a program session on practical quantum integration within HPC environments, highlighting a hybrid machine learning case study using Quantum Reservoir Computing on its Aquila system for credit-default prediction, research on scheduler and allocator design for hybrid quantum-classical clusters, and an APAC–EU roadmap discussion on integrating quantum as a standard capability in HPC centers.

For investors, QuEra’s presence at a leading HPC industry forum underscores its efforts to position neutral-atom quantum technology as a credible component of next-generation HPC infrastructure. The focus on concrete use cases (such as credit-default prediction) and cluster-level integration research suggests the company is moving beyond proof-of-concept experiments toward more applied and scalable solutions, which could strengthen its value proposition to financial services, scientific computing, and industrial customers. The mention of momentum from SC25 and a 2025 Nature paper on fault-tolerant neutral atoms, while not providing financial metrics, indicates ongoing technical validation and growing industry recognition—both important for attracting strategic partnerships, government-backed research programs, and potential long-term revenue streams. QuEra’s active role in shaping an APAC–EU roadmap for quantum-HPC integration may also improve its competitive position in international markets, potentially influencing future contract opportunities and ecosystem alliances in the HPC and quantum computing sectors.