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Fujitsu's partnership with New Mexico establishes a significant hybrid computing hub that integrates its MONAKA CPU with quantum infrastructure to tackle practical workloads like materials science and drug discovery. This $150 million state investment aims to build a cohesive ecosystem for error mitigation and simulation, bridging the gap between current classical capabilities and future fault-tolerant quantum systems.

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Fujitsu and New Mexico team up to build a quantum research hub

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 9, 20263 min read

Fujitsu partners with New Mexico to establish a quantum computing research center, fostering education and workforce development.

Fujitsu is partnering with the State of New Mexico to establish a new quantum computing research center, an initiative backed by a US$150 million state investment that demonstrates a substantial commitment to the future of the technology, the company says. The collaboration will combine Fujitsu’s expertise in advanced computing with New Mexico’s existing focus on both hardware and workforce development. “Through research collaboration, internships, academic…

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