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Fujitsu's new R&D center in New Mexico represents a significant consolidation of resources for fault-tolerant quantum algorithm design and hybrid classical-quantum workflows. By integrating with national laboratories like Sandia and Los Alamos, this partnership aims to build regional talent pipelines and validate utility-scale quantum hardware essential for chemistry and materials discovery applications.

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Fujitsu Partners with State of New Mexico to Establish Quantum Computing R&D Center

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 9, 20263 min read

Fujitsu is partnering with the State of New Mexico to establish a quantum computing R&D center, focusing on hardware, software, and algorithm design. This collaboration expands on existing research with New Mexico universities and integrates with national laboratories to develop hybrid computing workflows. New Mexico is investing significantly in quantum initiatives, including a $150 million matching fund, to support this partnership and advance fault-tolerant quantum algorithm design. The post Fujitsu Partners with State of New Mexico to Establish Quantum Computing R&D Center appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Japanese IT and computing conglomerate Fujitsu Limited has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the State of New Mexico to establish a dedicated quantum computing research center in the state. The R&D center will focus on quantum computing hardware, software,…

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