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IMS Unveils Japan's First Full-stack Neutral-atom Quantum Computer "Shunkai," Now Operational
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Japan’s Institute for Molecular Science (IMS) announced Aug. 24 that it has developed and unveiled “Shunkai,” the country’s first full-stack neutral-atom quantum computer. The research program is led by Professor Kenji ... (details not provided in the excerpt). The news appears primarily scientific/technical with no direct financial metrics or guidance, suggesting limited near-term market impact.
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