Quantinum and REIKEN Expand Japan Quantum-AI Supercomputing Partnership
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At a glance
Quantinum and Japan's REIKEN upgraded the Reimei quantum computer to the H2 system and plan to widen their partnership. They are also studying how to link the quantum computer directly to AI data centers in Japan with SoftBank.
Key points
The Reimei quantum computer has finished its upgrade to the H2 system model.
The upgrade widens the range of complex quantum systems researchers can study.
Japanese universities and suppliers will help build 'Made with Japan', a fault-tolerant quantum computer.
Two research projects already use AI trained on quantum data to simulate materials and biomolecules.
Why it matters
This news lays groundwork for combining quantum computers and AI supercomputers so the technology can reach industry in Japan.
Original article
퀀티넘-REIKEN, 일본 내 양자-AI 하이브리드 슈퍼컴퓨팅 상용화 앞당겨 줄 파트너십 확대
코리아이글뉴스 · Nov 11, 2026, 4:37 AM GMT+9 · koreaeaglenews.com
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