Japan's second quantum computer has been successfully developed. Fujitsu and research institute Riken are at the forefront of the latest technological advancement, Reuters reported. According to ...

Japan recently launched its superconducting quantum computer built with homegrown components and software. The computer was launched at the University of Osaka’s Center for Quantum Information and ...

A large shop in Japan has barren shelves and is running low on gaming PCs as hardware around the world gets more expensive ...

Compared to Europe and the United States, which announced the earliest commercial quantum computers in 2011, or China, which announced the progress of quantum computers in 2017, Japan is 6–12 years ...

Despite its reputation for being a cutting-edge tech utopia, Japan is also known for being weirdly anachronistic about some technologies. Fax machines, flip phones, and a reluctance to give up cash ...