NTT Science & Core Technology Laboratory Group
The research and development performed at the Science & Core Technology Laboratory Group aims to foster the creation of new, far-reaching principles and concepts, including cutting-edge components, materials, and systems.
Its research areas include futuristic communications and networks, photonic technology, and ubiquitous technology and science. The lab is working to overcome the constraints of optical fiber and limited frequency resources, aiming for previously impossible services. That includes research into materials and quantum science to achieve 100-million-times- faster computing at 1/10,000 power consumption.
Research to solving social issues using knowledge from the communications field, photonics-electronics convergence, and materials science, with a focus on information sharing, sustainability, and healthcare.
Working to building a new technical infrastructure that connects humans to information in broad terms, such as information processing and media processing related to human knowledge and emotions.
Conducting basic research in the fields of Materials Science, Physical Science and Optical Science to create new principles and concepts that allow us to overcome the limitations of current network technologies.