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This NEDO-funded initiative marks a significant step in applying quantum algorithms to solve complex materials science problems that are currently out of reach for classical supercomputers. By leveraging high-precision experimental data from Tohoku University's synchrotron facility, the project aims to accelerate the industrialization of next-generation battery technologies through direct quantum simulation.

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NEDO Funds Quemix’s Push for Quantum Battery Development

Quantum ZeitgeistJuly 30, 20261 min read

Quemix’s project with Tohoku University received NEDO funding to utilize quantum computers for materials simulation, aiming to advance next-generation battery technology.

Quemix, in collaboration with Tohoku University, will develop a quantum computing platform for simulating battery materials with funding from the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization…

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