Fujitsu teams up with New Mexico on quantum center
Fujitsu and the State of New Mexico have partnered to create a hub focused on quantum computing research and talent development. The initiative, backed by $150 million in state funding, will cover areas from quantum hardware to software and workforce training. The goal is to grow the local quantum industry, encourage academic collaboration, and test hybrid systems that combine classical and quantum tech for fields like energy and drug discovery.
- $150 million pledged by New Mexico to support quantum efforts
- Center will focus on hardware, software, and theory research
- University and lab collaborations are planned
- Talent development and academic intern programs included
- Hybrid classical/quantum system research is on the agenda
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