Japanese and Danish support organizations and companies announced business partnerships in conjunction with an international quantum technology conference held in Copenhagen, Denmark. G-QuAT and Quantum Denmark concluded a comprehensive agreement, establishing a framework to support the expansion of Japanese companies into Europe.
During the Danish quantum technology event “Q2B Copenhagen 2026,” a series of announcements indicated stronger cooperation between the business communities of Japan and Denmark. Quantum Denmark, the Embassy of Denmark in Japan and Invest in Denmark welcomed Miki Mori, Ambassador of Japan to Denmark, and others, and highlighted an agreement including mutual cooperation on incubation functions.
G-QuAT, a business development hub combining quantum technology and AI, and Quantum Denmark signed a comprehensive agreement. The framework is expected to strengthen cooperation in areas including access to research funding, corporate networks and support for the quantum hardware supply chain.
In connection with expansion and cooperation in Denmark, LQUOM, a startup originating at Yokohama National University, announced that it had expanded into Denmark and completed its corporate registration and move-in in July. The company plans to develop its business by leveraging Europe’s quantum industry ecosystem, and also mentioned participation in Horizon Europe projects as an option under consideration.
It was also announced that OXIDE had been selected in April 2026 for Quantum Denmark’s Supply Chain Partnership Program.