Computing: New path to supercomputers: Fujitsu develops networked, easier-to-cool quantum computers
The Japanese tech group is relying on technology used by German start-ups in its competition with IBM and Google. It is supposed to bring about the breakthrough to high-performance quantum computers.
Fujitsu has unveiled a prototype of a new type of quantum computer module in Atsugi, Japan, developed in collaboration with Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. The module uses Diamond-Spin technology, which involves using trapped atoms in diamonds. This approach may lead to faster development of quantum computers, which could solve complex tasks in minutes that currently take classical supercomputers days, months, or decades. Fujitsu's system is a significant breakthrough in the field of quantum computing.
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