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South Korea builds lifecycle support system for quantum technology, expands scope of aid

South Korea has 마련ed an institutional basis to expand support for quantum technology, reflecting trends such as supercomputing and AI convergence. The government plans to broaden support beyond research and development to industrialisation, security and public use by adding measures on supply chains, regulatory improvements and impact assessments for projects using quantum technology. It also set new obligations for quantum security systems and created grounds for defence applications and AI-quantum research and training.

Industry

China unveils 200-qubit dual-core quantum computer Hanyuan-2 but omits key performance metrics

China has unveiled a 200-qubit neutral-atom quantum computer called Hanyuan-2, claiming it is the world’s first to implement a dual-core quantum computing architecture. The system integrates two independently operating neutral-atom arrays in a single rack-sized unit, using rubidium-87 and rubidium-85 atoms. The company also highlighted installation and power features, saying it runs without complex cryogenic equipment and consumes less than 7 kW. Industry watchers note key benchmarks and peer-reviewed papers have not been released.

AI & Enterprise

Google DeepMind releases one-year results for AlphaEvolve; DNA variant detection errors cut 30 percent

Google DeepMind released one-year results for its generative AI tool AlphaEvolve, highlighting measurable performance gains across multiple fields. In life sciences, it cut DNA variant detection errors in the DeepConsensus model by 30 percent. In power grids, a model’s feasible-solution rate for AC optimal power flow rose from 14 percent to more than 88 percent. It also improved disaster-risk forecasts, proposed lower-error quantum circuits, and was applied to Google infrastructure and commercial use cases.