Australian and Japanese researchers will collaborate on quantum-classical computing using some of the world’s fastest systems under a new tie-up announced on Thursday.
The deal commits the nations to joint hybrid computing research projects through the Pawsey centre in Perth and Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology.
Pawsey is home to Australia’s fastest supercomputer, Setonix, while the Japanese Institute counts even faster systems among its arsenal, including …
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