Fujitsu’s quantum-inspired computing solutions, led by the Digital Annealer, have helped to secure Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Asia-Pacific Enabling Technology Leadership Recognition.
The award recognises Fujitsu’s strategy and execution in commercialising quantum-inspired technologies, particularly its Digital Annealer platform.
The technology enables organisations to process large, high-dimensional datasets and tackle combinatorial optimisation challenges using conventional computing infrastructure.
Peter Grassi, Chief Executive Officer at Fujitsu in Oceania said, “This recognition reflects Fujitsu’s focus on turning advanced computing into real business outcomes. In financial services, quantum-inspired optimisation enables institutions to rebalance portfolios at unprecedented speed – running hundreds of scenarios in the time it once took to complete a single analysis – supporting faster, better-informed decisions in increasingly volatile markets.
In life sciences, the same technology is accelerating drug discovery by exploring vast chemical spaces and identifying viable candidates in a fraction of the time, helping bring new therapies to patients sooner.
Fujitsu says it is focused on helping organisations apply these capabilities today, “solving complex optimisation challenges now while building a foundation for a more data-driven future.”
Guided by a long-term growth strategy focused on hybrid computing, ecosystem development, and continuous innovation, Fujitsu has shown its ability to adapt and lead in a rapidly evolving landscape.
The company says its strategic agility and sustained investment in quantum-inspired and quantum computing technologies have enabled it to scale effectively across diverse markets in the Asia-Pacific region.
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