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2026.3.19AchievementsTakayuki Kuroda (Secure System Platform Research Laboratories), Takuya Kuwahara (Secure System Platform Research Laboratories), Satoshi Akabori (Common Themes SI Services Division) and Eiji Muramatsu (Secure System Platform Research Laboratories) received Technical committee on Information and Communication Management, 2025 Best Research Award for "Data Description Specification for Intent-Driven Network Management”.
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2026.3.15AchievementsNaoki Takeuchi (Kobe University), Taiki Yamae (National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology), Taro Yamashita (Tohoku University), Tsuyoshi Yamamoto (Secure System Platform Research Laboratories) and Nobuyuki Yoshikawa (Yokohama National University) received The 17th Paper Award of the Superconductors Division, The Japan Society of Applied Physics (JSAP) for "Microwave-multiplexed qubit controller using adiabatic superconductor logic”.
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2026.3.11AchievementsAsuka Kakehashi (Advanced Network Research Laboratories) received 2025 IEICE Academic Encouragement Award for "Low-Complexity O-RAN Base Station Configuration for Uplink Performance Improvement in Multi-User MIMO”.
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