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Advanced Computing Systems Theory Lab (RIKEN)
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Advanced computing systems integrating HPC, AI, and quantum computing; keywords: computing systems, HPC (high-performance computing), AI for Science, quantum computers, architecture, system software
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- Visiting Professor佐野 健太郎
- Visiting Professor佐藤 賢斗
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