Quandela and Quanova Partner to Deploy Vietnam’s First Quantum Computer at Quang Trung University
Quandela and Quanova are partnering to install Vietnam's first quantum computer, a Quandela MosaiQ photonic system, at Quang Trung University. …
European photonic quantum computing company Quandela and Vietnamese quantum startup Quanova have announced a partnership to deploy Vietnam’s first physical quantum computer—a Quandela MosaiQ photonic system—at Quang Trung University (QTU) in Quy Nhơn, Gia Lai, Vietnam.
Supported by Nam A Bank, the deployment serves as the anchor hardware for a new Quantum Research, Innovation, Service, and Entrepreneurship (quantum-RISE) program and the launching of the Quantum Innovator Residency Program. The project represents the first France–Vietnam quantum computing collaboration, expanding upon the bilateral strategic framework established in Paris during the France–Vietnam Leaders Forum between French President Emmanuel Macron and General Secretary President Tô Lâm.
[ Vietnam First On-Premises Photonic Quantum Ecosystem Stack ] | ||
Deployment Layer | Integrated Hardware & Program Component | Strategic & Educational Objective |
• Quantum Hardware | • Quandela MosaiQ Photonic Quantum Computer | • On-premises hardware installation at Quang Trung University (QTU). |
• Innovation Framework | • Quantum Innovator Residency Program & Quantum Experience Center | • Industry-academic incubator for quantum startups, algorithms, and applied R&D. |
• Education & Talent | • Quandela Software Suite & Dedicated Academic Curricula | • Faculty development, hands-on student training, and national hackathons. |
• Financial & Institutional | • Nam A Bank & Strategic Quanova Partnership | • Private capital support for sovereign high-tech infrastructure in Southeast Asia. |
The on-premises MosaiQ installation will provide Vietnamese researchers and students with direct access to photonic QPU processing, supplemented by faculty training programs, dedicated university curricula, and software environments designed to build local workforce capacity in quantum software, algorithms, and photometrics.
Review the announcement via Quandela Newsroom here.
October 22, 2026
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