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This project marks a significant step in applying quantum computing algorithms to simulate complex battery material properties, addressing one of the field's most persistent computational bottlenecks. By validating software specifically for this use case under Japan's national infrastructure program, Quemix and Tohoku University are demonstrating practical pathways toward accelerating next-generation energy storage development through quantum advantage.
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Quemix wins NEDO project with Tohoku University for battery materials
GDELT2 min read

Terrasky subsidiary Quemix and Tohoku University will develop and validate quantum-computing software under Japan's post-5G NEDO program. Photo by Pietro Jeng on Unsplash Pietro Jeng TOKYO, July 29 - Terrasky group company Quemix has been selected for a project under…
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