Japan plots 20-year race to quantum computers, chasing US and China - Nikkei Asia
Toyota and Mitsubishi Chemical to use IBM quantum computer - Nikkei Asia
The first quantum computer that's installed in Japan will be launched in the next year - Game News 24
Fujitsu becomes Japan's first domestic company to commercialise quantum computing | IT PRO
RIKEN, Fujitsu Launch Collaborative R&D Center In Japan In First Step Toward Realization Of Superconducting Quantum Computers
A quantum computing startup tries to live up to the hype | The Japan Times
UTokyo advances quantum computing in Japan with IBM partnership | The University of Tokyo
UTokyo advances quantum computing in Japan with IBM partnership | The University of Tokyo
IBM ties up with Japanese business and academia in quantum computing | The Japan Times
Japan's 1st commercial-use quantum computer starts operations
Japan sets up quantum computing committee
Japan's first commercial-use quantum computer starts operations | The Japan Times
Japan Vows to Make 1st Domestic Quantum Computer in FY 2022 | Nippon.com
Japan's first leading-edge quantum computer to be installed this year - The Mainichi
Japan group to bring quantum computers to the workplace - Nikkei Asia
Quantum computing, the machines of tomorrow | The Japan Times
IBM Unveiling Japan's First Commercial Quantum Computer
Quantum computing: More Asian countries are getting in on the trend
India starts working on quantum computers, kicks-off Rs 80 crore project to build machines of future - Technology News
Touching the Cutting Edge of Quantum Technology in the Homeland of the Superconducting Qubit | The Government of Japan - JapanGov -
Report: IBM to install a quantum computer in Japan | WRAL TechWire
World's Fastest 2-Qubit Gate: Breakthrough for the Realization of Ultrafast Quantum Computers
How Japan wants to help shape the era of quantum computers - Market Research Telecast
Ramachandran S on LinkedIn: Corporate Japan fights to keep up in quantum computing
Quantum computing ambition: Japan aims for 10m users by 2030 - Nikkei Asia
Quantum computers could crack today's encrypted messages. That's a problem - CNET
Fujitsu to commercialize first Japan-made quantum computer next year
