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Quantum computing, sensing, and the occasional physics result that actually moves. I stay skeptical here, since the field runs on press releases as much as on qubits, so this is where I flag the milestones that survive contact with reproducibility.

Infographic on Japan's Shunkai quantum computer: a 50-qubit full-stack neutral-atom system built at the Institute for Molecular Science, Okazaki, supplied by Infleqtion. Shows global qubit race progress toward 500 and 10,000 qubits comparing Japan, US, China, and Europe, plus features of neutral-atom architecture, control systems, compiler, error decoder, and applications in materials and drug discovery. Tagline: Full-Stack. Operational. Built in Japan, Powered by Japan, For Japan's Future
DEEP TECH · 09/01/2026

Japan Just Turned On a Full-Stack Quantum Computer

Kenji Ohmori's team in Japan successfully activated a fifty-qubit quantum machine named Shunkai, marking a significant step in quantum hardware. As nations invest heavily…

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