Quantinuum Upgrades Reimei Quantum Computer at RIKEN to H2 System
- Quantinuum announced on Nov. 10, 2026, that its Reimei quantum computer at RIKEN completed an H2 upgrade, enabling more complex simulations.
- Preliminary magnetism research suggests AI trained on Reimei-generated data predicts more accurately than models trained on classical simulations or the quantum computer itself.
- Biomolecular research combines Reimei, Fugaku and NVIDIA's AI agent to simulate a complex light-sensitive biomolecule, potentially informing more efficient solar cells.
- The partners plan to develop a fault-tolerant quantum computer with Japanese universities and domestic suppliers, drawing on experience operating Reimei.
- A separate collaboration with SoftBank will assess infrastructure for connecting quantum computers directly to Japanese AI data centers, targeting commercial services.
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