Fujitsu and Riken develop world-leading quantum computer

Fujitsu and Riken develop world-leading quantum computer

Competition is intensifying in Japan and abroad for making quantum computers smaller and improving error detection methods.

Fujitsu and RIKEN develop world-leading 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer

4x increase in qubits on Fujitsu and RIKEN's hybrid quantum computing platform to expand computational capabilities

Japan Reveals New Quantum Monster Shattering Limits With 4X the Power

Fujitsu and RIKEN have announced a major breakthrough in quantum computing with the development of a 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer. Built at the RIKEN RQC-FUJITSU Collaboration Center in Wako, Japan, the new system represents a fourfold increase in computational capacity compared to their previous 64-qubit model launched in 2023. According to the press release on Fujitsu’s website, the machine incorporates “newly-developed high-dens…

Fujitsu, RIKEN develop 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer

Both organizations will integrate the 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer into its platform for hybrid quantum computing lineup and offer it to companies and research institutions globally.

Fujitsu expands strategic collaboration with Supermicro to offer total generative AI platform – DIR HONGKONG

Kawasaki, Japan and San Jose, California, Apr 23, 2025 – (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) – Fujitsu Limited and Super Micro Computer, Inc. are deepening their strategic collaboration in AI computing to facilitate the secure application of generative AI within dedicated environments. As a result, the two companies, alongside the wider Fujitsu Group, today announced the launch of the PRIMERGY GX2570 M8s, a Supermicro OEM server product featuring a…

Fujitsus' latest quantum computer accommodates 256 qubits in the previous cooling unit. This sounds like dry technology, but is an important step on the way to commercial applications.read more on t3n.de