In a major technological and diplomatic milestone, Singapore and Japan have signed a memorandum of cooperation (MOC) focused on quantum science, technology, and innovation, establishing a bilateral partnership aimed at accelerating the commercialization of quantum computing and related technologies. This pact — the first of its kind for Singapore at the government-to-government level — reflects Asia’s growing ambitions to compete on the global quantum stage. Under the agreement, the two nations will collaborate across eight key areas, including joint research dialogues, talent exchange programs, shared research infrastructure, and development of commercial use cases. Importantly, the framework also prioritizes standards, governance, and cross-border pilot projects, laying the groundwork for practical quantum deployments in sectors ranging from finance to life sciences. This strategic alliance comes as both countries intensify investments in quantum…
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