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

Innovative Optical and Wireless Network (IOWN), the next-generation communication technology of Japan's telecommunication company NTT, is currently being developed in collaboration with Intel. SK ...

Japan unveiled its first domestically built quantum computer at Osaka University, marking a milestone in advanced computing.

Osmotic power, sometimes called salinity-gradient power, makes use of the difference in salt concentration between seawater ...

The Japanese tech industry has an enshrined position in the hearts and minds of people worldwide, and its track record of unexpected tech is a big part of why.

Japan’s lunar achievement isn’t only symbolic—Japan is demonstrating a number of new technologies with its Smart Lander.

Japan’s unique strategy – combining regulatory oversight, resource efficiency, and international partnership – offers a potential blueprint for the world.

Japan has proposed US$ 68 billion investment in India over the next decade, focusing on technology, startups, semiconductors, and talent collaboration to deepen bilateral ties.

Chief minister begins 5-day visit to Japan with inspection of waste treatment systems and discussion on urban development.

Pure Salmon, which has announced plans to build a series of recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) facilities worldwide, has ...