A compact cooling module could remove the need for industrial cooling plants in quantum data centers.
The cooling design remains a concept, while replacing traditional cryoplants is still an expectation.
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Sep 29, 2026 at 11:10 AM UTC · 10 Min. Lesezeit
Xanadu and Bluefors Partner to Redefine Cryogenic Infrastructure for Utility-Scale Quantum Computing
The cooling design remains a concept, while replacing traditional cryoplants is still an expectation.
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Xanadu (XNDU) and Bluefors partnered on a multimillion-dollar collaboration to develop a cryogenic prototype for utility-scale quantum computing.
The collaboration is denominated in U.S. dollars and aims to establish a modular cooling design for Xanadu's planned quantum computing data centre and future centres. The partners have developed a compact-module concept that Xanadu expects could remove the need for traditional cryoplants. They plan to use the prototype work to engineer a mass-manufacturable cooling module for single-photon detectors in a data-centre environment.
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