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Japan Unveils 256-Qubit Quantum Computer, Eyes 1,000 Qubits by 2026

5/6/2025

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Fujitsu and RIKEN have unveiled a groundbreaking 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, with ambitions for a 1,000-qubit model by 2026. This innovation tackles the critical issue of error correction, paving the way for faster solutions to complex problems. Set to launch in June 2025, it positions Japan as a leader in the quantum technology race.

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Fujitsu and RIKEN have unveiled a groundbreaking 256-qubit superconducting quantum computer, with ambitions for a 1,000-qubit model by 2026. This innovation tackles the critical issue of error correction, paving the way for faster solutions to complex problems. Set to launch in June 2025, it positions Japan as a leader in the quantum technology race.