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The Japanese Institute for Molecular Science has launched Shunkai, the nation's first integrated neutral-atom quantum computer that operates without cryogenic refrigeration. By utilizing optical tweezers to trap and arrange individual atoms, this full-stack system offers researchers a flexible platform to test error-correction techniques on approximately 50 qubits before scaling up. This development marks a significant shift in hardware architecture, potentially simplifying infrastructure while focusing the community's attention on the critical challenge of maintaining qubit reliability during complex calculations.
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Japan Shifts Quantum Computing Approach with Shunkai
GDELT2 min read
L'Institute for Molecular Science giapponese ha messo in funzione Shunkai, il primo computer quantistico nazionale ad atomi neutri con hardware, controlli e software integrati. La macchina usa fasci laser per tenere in posizione singoli atomi e può operare senza il frigorifero criogenico richiesto da…
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