IBM installs first ‘utility scale’ quantum system
Japan and IBM Quantum marked a new milestone this year with the installation of a 127-qubit Quantum Eagle processor, a development that would advance research in various fields.
Japan and IBM Quantum marked a new milestone this year with the installation of a 127-qubit Quantum Eagle processor, a development that would advance research in various fields.
After securing approval from the Financial Service Agency, the Osaka Digital Exchange will debut a $20 million securities sale for Tokyo-based real estate firm Ichigo on December 25.
Japanese farmers embrace AI as Agrist's cucumber-harvesting robot excels and Inaho leases a tomato harvester to a Dutch farm, hinting global expansion amid heightened regulatory scrutiny in Japan.
DeCurret plans to launch DCJPY's commercial applications in late 2024, building on successful pilots and outlining broader tokenization use cases in a white paper.
As part of Singapore's exploration of asset tokenization, the Monetary Authority of Singapore is teaming up with U.K. and Japan regulators in a project focusing on advancing legal, policy, and accounting handling of digital assets.
Singapore's Startale Labs and Astar Network partner with Japan's KDDI to accelerate Web3 adoption, exploring blockchain applications in various sectors.
A government panel tasked with drafting rules on artificial intelligence (AI) in Japan wants companies to have measures to prevent AI overreliance in what could impact global AI regulations.
Japanese firms form a consortium to develop decentralized identities with applications in finance, digital securities, the metaverse, aligning with the global digital ID trend.
Two workshops took place in Tokyo featuring presentations and discussions from representatives of nChain, BSV Blockchain Association, BitTrade exchange, and local BSV blockchain projects, alongside attendees from institutions like Keio University and Deloitte.
nChain's Director of Research, Dr. Alessio Pagani, describes how data on a scalable blockchain is the best solution to today's internet problem, returning control over online content to the creators.
Laser Digital, backed by Nomura, expands to Japan after its success in the United Arab Emirates, offering global digital currency services with Hideaki Kudo appointed as head for 24/7 operational management.
Japan has a large market for digital content including anime, manga, games, and movies/TV—and a stable-value, reliable digital currency that runs cheap and fast enough to allow micropayments, would unlock new kinds of interactions between creators and their fans.