TOKYO -- Japan's Riken research institute aims to bring quantum computing technology into real-world use by around 2025 through integration with the Fugaku supercomputer, a move that could help Japanese companies compete better in cutting-edge drugs, materials and other fields.
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Japan's Riken plans quantum link to supercomputer Fugaku
Institute aims to launch hybrid computing in 2025, helping boost competitiveness
Fugaku, located in the Japanese city of Kobe, was the world's fastest supercomputer until it lost the crown to U.S.-built Frontier in 2022. (Photo obtained by Nikkei)
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