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This diplomatic visit underscores the strategic importance of international partnerships for advancing quantum hardware and establishing technological autonomy. The exchange highlights diverging yet complementary approaches between Japan's diamond-spin qubit prototypes and the Netherlands' commercialization-focused ecosystem at QuTech. Such collaborations are essential for scaling quantum capabilities beyond isolated national efforts.

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Kimi Onoda Visits Delft to Deepen Quantum Ties

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 15, 20264 min read

Japanese Minister Kimi Onoda explored quantum research at TU Delft’s QuTech, seeking collaboration with Dutch experts, and visited the House of Quantum.

Japan’s Minister of Science and Technology, Ms. Kimi Onoda, focused her visit to Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) on the university’s quantum capabilities, beginning with a tour of the QuTech institute and the laboratory of Dr. Ryoichi Ishihara at TU Delft’s Quantum Integration Technology group. The delegation’s itinerary also included House of Quantum (HoQ), a national hub designed to connect quantum research with businesses and startups. This focused exploration signals a particular interest in the Dutch…

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