Japanese tech giant Fujitsu has announced a new initiative to build on top of Riken research institute’s ongoing work with advanced superconducting quantum computing technologies to create a 1000 qubits quantum computer within the next few years.
The announcement comes after IBM promised to deliver a 1000 qubit quantum computer
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