In September 2026, a symbolic event in the history of Japanese quantum computing was reported. It was revealed that NEC, which demonstrated the world's first superconducting qubit in 1999 and has been ...

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Paul Schrader looked visibly moved as his new film “The Basics of Philosophy,” about a professor confronted with his past sexual abuse, premiered out-of-competition at Venice to a moderate 4.5-minute ...

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