Japan's first entirely homegrown quantum computer uses superconducting qubits and components made entirely domestically.

In Japan, even your footsteps can help power the city, thanks to a clever technology hiding beneath the pavement.

Tourism is not always welcomed by the people who actually live in the places so many of us want to visit. Big crowds can bring economic benefits, but they can also price out the locals and cause ...

The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) in Japan has set a groundbreaking record: a data transmission rate of 1.02 petabits per second (around 127,500 GB/s) over ...

It's a bus, it's a train, it's a DMV! A dual-mode vehicle equally at home on road and rail is set to make its public debut on ...

Another important aspect of this research is the hybrid approach, combining classical and quantum computing. While the forward kinematics – calculating where the robot’s hand or foot ends up given ...

Edge data centre solutions provider EdgeConneX has acquired its second data centre site in the Greater Osaka and Yawata areas ...

Japan’s skyscrapers are built to withstand some of the strongest earthquakes in the world, thanks to innovative engineering and seismic design. Located on the Pacific Ring of Fire, Japan is no ...

On July 28, 2025, Super X AI Technology Limited announced plans to establish its first regional supply center in Japan, aiming to enhance its global supply chain and service capabilities. The ...

This spring, the Chiba Institute of Technology, a private institution near Tokyo, received the most entrance applications of any Japanese university after finishing runner-up to Kindai University for ...

Japanese technology giant SoftBank Group plans to take a $2 billion stake in computer chip maker Intel as it deepens its involvement in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing and other advanced technology ...