Quantinuum, RIKEN Expand Partnership on Quantum-AI Supercomputing in Japan

By Public Technologies
  • Quantinuum expanded its partnership with RIKEN to advance commercial quantum-AI hybrid supercomputing in Japan.
  • The partners will develop a fault-tolerant quantum computer with Japanese universities and domestic component suppliers.
  • A separate agreement with SoftBank will explore connecting quantum computers directly to Japanese AI data centers to support commercial services.
  • Reimei's completed upgrade to the H2 system will support more advanced scientific and industrial applications on RIKEN's hybrid computing platform.


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