新墨西哥州与富士通签约，共建量子计算研究中心
据ABQ News与州经济发展厅报道，州长米歇尔·卢汉·格里沙姆10月8日在圣达菲与东京富士通公司签约，将在新墨西哥州建立量子计算研究中心。
据《阿尔伯克基日报》报道，这份为期三年的谅解备忘录双方均无出资承诺。合作方向包括量子硬件、软件、算法与理论，以及人才培养；延续了富士通2025年与新墨西哥州立大学在FUJITSU-MONAKA处理器上的合作，并将联手新墨西哥大学量子新墨西哥研究所。
州长在签约仪式上说：“我们在量子上的押注正在见效。”富士通首席技术官维韦克·马哈詹出席了仪式。
州政府自2019年以来已在量子基础设施上投入超过4.5亿美元。上个月，3.5万平方英尺的“走鹃量子实验室”（Roadrunner Quantum Lab）在阿尔伯克基启用，桑迪亚和洛斯阿拉莫斯国家实验室成为首批入驻机构。
New Mexico Signs Quantum Computing Research Deal With Fujitsu
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed an agreement with Tokyo-based Fujitsu in Santa Fe on October 8 to establish a quantum computing research center in New Mexico, ABQ News and the state Economic Development Department reported.
The three-year memorandum of understanding carries no funding commitment from either side, according to the Albuquerque Journal. The partnership will focus on quantum hardware, software, algorithms and theory, along with workforce development. It builds on Fujitsu's 2025 collaboration with New Mexico State University on the FUJITSU-MONAKA processor and will work with the University of New Mexico's Quantum New Mexico Institute.
"Our bet on quantum is paying off," the governor said at the signing, attended by Fujitsu CTO Vivek Mahajan.
The state has invested more than $450 million in quantum infrastructure since 2019. Last month, the 35,000-square-foot Roadrunner Quantum Lab opened in Albuquerque, with Sandia and Los Alamos national laboratories among its first occupants.
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