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Infleqtion's neutral-atom processor is now driving Shunkai, Japan's first full-stack operational quantum computer, marking a significant transition from research to production-ready infrastructure. The system's planned expansion to 500 qubits and future integration into the Ohmori Moonshot project highlights a strategic push toward scalable, fault-tolerant architectures essential for practical quantum advantage. This collaboration validates neutral-atom technology as a viable path for national quantum computing initiatives while establishing Infleqtion as a key foreign partner in Japan's ecosystem.
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Infleqtion’s chip powers Japan’s first full quantum system
Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read
Infleqtion’s quantum processing unit is powering “Shunkai”, Japan’s first full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer, initially with 50 qubits.
Infleqtion’s quantum processing unit is now powering “Shunkai,” Japan’s first operational full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer with an initial capacity of approximately 50 qubits and planned expansion to around 500. The collaboration represents…
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