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Adopting a hybrid approach to the early realization of quantum computing. Exploring new approaches suggested by the principles of quantum mechanics. Solving complex problems.
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Quantum Computing R&D at Fujitsu
Covering all technical areas, from quantum devices to platform software and applications, in the quantum gate system.
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Activities in Quantum Computing
Fujitsu is engaged in the research and development of quantum computing as a next-generation computing technology.
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Research group launches Japan’s third quantum computer at Osaka University
Quantum computer sources majority of components from Japanese makers
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CESGA and Fujitsu establish quantum center in Galicia to develop and promote quantum technology
Fujitsu and CESGA today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the establishment of a quantum center in Galicia, Spain.
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Transformative Quantum Computing: Striving for Greater Heights in Pursuit of Steady Progress
In this paper, we conduct research and provide insights into the potential economic value and industry impact generated by the increasingly anticipated innovative quantum computing technology.
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The new era of quantum computing: from expectations to practical preparation
As the amount of data becomes vast and complex, and computational capabilities approach their limits, quantum computers, which have the potential for a dramatic increase in speed, are attracting attention.
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Updates of Quantum Computing Research at Fujitsu
Presented by Shintaro Sato – Fellow SVP, Head of Quantum Laboratory, Fujitsu Research, Fujitsu Limited
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Partially Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing Architecture for Early-FTQC Era
Presenting Newly Developed Quantum Computing Architecture – In collaboration with Osaka University – based on arXiv:2303.13181
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Superconducting Qubit Chip
Fujitsu is one of the leading companies working on the development of superconducting quantum computers. Overview and details of our research collaboration of superconducting qubit technology with Professor Nakamura of Riken and the University of Tokyo.
