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Japan Unveils First Homegrown Quantum Computer Ahead of Expo 2025

8/9/2025

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Japan's University of Osaka proudly unveiled its first fully domestic superconducting quantum computer on July 28th, marking a significant leap towards technological independence. Crafted with local components and open-source software, this groundbreaking system will engage the public at Expo 2025, solidifying Japan's status as a frontrunner in quantum technology and innovation.

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Japan's University of Osaka proudly unveiled its first fully domestic superconducting quantum computer on July 28th, marking a significant leap towards technological independence. Crafted with local components and open-source software, this groundbreaking system will engage the public at Expo 2025, solidifying Japan's status as a frontrunner in quantum technology and innovation.