[Quantinuum and RIKEN Expand Collaboration to Advance Commercialization of Quantum-AI Hybrid Supercomputing in Japan] According to a report by Jinse Finance on November 10th, Quantinuum announced an expanded collaboration with RIKEN, the RIKEN Institute for Physical and Chemical Research. Following the upgrade of the Reimei quantum computer deployed at RIKEN to System Model H2, the collaboration aims to further advance the research and commercialization of quantum-AI hybrid supercomputing in Japan. Quantinuum stated that the upgrade makes RIKEN's hybrid quantum-supercomputing platform the most powerful system in its class, expanding research pathways in fields such as electronics, energy, and life sciences. The two companies will collaborate with Japanese universities and local suppliers to develop a fault-tolerant "Made with Japan" quantum computer and partner with SoftBank Corp. to explore infrastructure for directly connecting quantum computers to AI data centers. The collaboration is based on the NEDO-supported JHPC-quantum project, combining Reimei, ROQUO GPU supercomputers, and the Fugaku supercomputer. Research has already covered materials simulation and biomolecular simulation, with preliminary results showing that quantum data can improve the predictive performance of AI models. CEO Rajeeb Hazra stated that they will expand their exploration with RIKEN and work with SoftBank to advance industry accessibility.