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Japan advances in quantum race with world’s largest-class superconducting quantum computerFujitsu says the technique enables efficient scaling of qubits without requiring complex redesigns. We have to proceed [with] quantum technology step by step. To solve practical problems, we have to ...
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Brit politicians question Fujitsu's continued role in public sector contractsDespite Horizon scandal promises to end bidding, bids keep popping up Updated British MPs and peers are questioning the ...
The complicated and risky nature of replacing IT suppliers in major government contracts means Fujitsu will be cashing in for ...
Fujitsu’s computer will reportedly have 64 qubits, although the company wants to produce a 1,000-qubit machine by April 2026. This would sit between Google’s latest record, 54 qubits , and IBM ...
Japan took the top spot from China in the ranking for the world's fastest supercomputer back in June, when the International Supercomputing Conference said "K", a supercomputer made by Fujitsu, is ...
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NEW YORK — Fujitsu Computer Products of America Inc. reported on Wednesday (Oct. 29) it shipped a record 2 million notebook computer hard disk drives (HDD) in the third quarter as demand surged for ...
In a bid to grab a larger share of the growing laptop computer market, Fujitsu Computer Products of America announced on Monday a 2.5-inch disk drive with the Serial ATA interface.
Japan's Fujitsu launched new personal computers for the elderly on Tuesday, its latest "Raku-Raku" or "easy-easy" model equipped with a Japanese character input system for the touch panel.
Fujitsu has a new all-in-one desktop computer, the simply-named FH550/3AM, which the company has dubbed "world's first PC with full 3D experience." ...
Fujitsu Tokki Systems Ltd, however, takes that concept farther than most. The company still has a fully functional computer it installed back in 1959, the FACOM128B.
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