The governor signed a memorandum of understanding with Tokyo-based Fujitsu on Thursday.
Fujitsu to build quantum computing research center in New Mexico
The governor signed a memorandum of understanding with Tokyo-based Fujitsu on Thursday.
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Oct 9, 2026 at 2:01 PM UTC · Updated há 11 horas · 1 min de leitura
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SANTA FE, N.M. — One of the world’s largest tech companies announced it is establishing a quantum computing research center here in New Mexico.
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed a memorandum of understanding with Tokyo-based Fujitsu on Thursday. The planned quantum center will train quantum scientists and engineers and create internships and research opportunities for students, according to the governor’s office. It’ll also bring jobs and new investment to the state.
This new agreement builds on Fujitsu’s existing relationship with New Mexico State University. They will also work with the Quantum New Mexico Institute at University of New Mexico.
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