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Heron QPU-Powered IBM Quantum System One Will Bolster UTokyo's Miyabi Supercomputer

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The University of Tokyo (UTokyo) and IBM have announced plans to deploy the latest 156-qubit IBM Heron quantum processing unit (QPU), which will be operational in the IBM Quantum System One administered by UTokyo for the members of the Quantum Innovation Initiative (QII) Consortium. The IBM Heron QPU, which features a tunable-coupler architecture, delivers a significantly higher performance than the processor previously installed in 2023. This …
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Heron QPU-powered IBM Quantum System One Will Bolster UTokyo's Miyabi Supercomputer

The University of Tokyo (UTokyo) and IBM have announced plans to deploy the latest 156-qubit IBM Heron quantum processing unit (QPU), which will be operational in the IBM Quantum System One administered by UTokyo for the members of the Quantum Innovation Initiative (QII) Consortium. The IBM Heron QPU, which features a tunable-coupler architecture, delivers a significantly higher performance than the processor previously installed in 2023. This …

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Latest Generation Quantum Computer in Kawasaki. University of Tokyo and IBM to Introduce. Supercomputer Collaboration "Great Results in Two Years"

The University of Tokyo and IBM will upgrade the quantum computer in Kawasaki, Japan, by introducing the latest generation 156-qubit processor developed by IBM, and will also work with supercomputers.

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