Japanese Company to Set up Quantum Computing Research Center in New Mexico
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Japanese company to set up quantum computing research center in New Mexico
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – New Mexico is looking to strengthen its position as a national leader in quantum technology. On Thursday, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signed an agreement with Japan's largest IT provider, Fujitsu, to establish a quantum computing research center in the state. New Mexico is already home to a growing quantum technology industry, [...]
Fujitsu, New Mexico sign agreement for quantum research center after 18-month recruitment effort
State leaders say the partnership builds on existing ties at New Mexico State University and recent multimillion-dollar investments in an Albuquerque quantum campus.
Governor’s Japan trade mission returns with a quantum souvenir: Fujitsu research center - The Paper.
By Kevin Hendricks New Mexico college students chasing quantum computing careers may soon find internships and research jobs closer to home. Tokyo-based Fujitsu, one of the world’s largest tech companies, […] The post Governor’s Japan trade mission returns with a quantum souvenir: Fujitsu research center appeared first on The Paper..
New Mexico cybersecurity leader calls for quantum safeguards while state inks deal with major player
New Mexico cybersecurity officials told state lawmakers Thursday to prioritize updating digital security systems across state agencies before other countries develop a high-tech quantum computer. The admonition came the same day Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced a partnership with Japan-based tech company Fujitsu to establish a quantum computing research center in New Mexico.
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