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Monash University, Fujitsu, and CSIRO are launching a joint initiative to build Australia's quantum computing infrastructure through shared research facilities and expanded PhD training programs. This strategic partnership aims to accelerate the translation of complex scientific problems into practical applications for cybersecurity, healthcare, and climate science under an official bilateral cooperation agreement between Japan and Australia.

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Monash , Fujitsu , CSIRO Boost Australia Quantum Research

GDELTAugust 4, 20263 min read

A new international collaboration aims to turn quantum research into jobs, skills and technological breakthroughs. (L to R) Japan's Minister in Charge of Economic Security Kimi Onoda, Dr Anthony Chesman (CSIRO), Mr Jungo Okai (Fujitsu), Petra Andren (Quantum Australia) and Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor John Carroll (Monash University). The collaboration between Monash, Australia's largest university, leading Japanese information technology company Fujitsu, and Australia's national…

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