QuNorth Clears Facility Milestone for MAGNE Quantum Computer

Insider Brief

• Ramboll has completed the specialized Copenhagen facilities that will house MAGNE, enabling QuNorth to begin installing the Nordic quantum computer.
• EIFO and the Novo Nordisk Foundation have invested EUR 80 million in the initiative, which is being delivered with Microsoft and Atom Computing.
• MAGNE is expected to become fully operational in 2027 and provide Nordic researchers, companies and start-ups with advanced quantum computing capacity.
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PRESS RELEASE — Ramboll has completed the specialized facilities that will house MAGNE, one of the world’s most powerful commercial quantum computers. The milestone enables QuNorth to begin installation of the system in Copenhagen.

Ramboll delivered the building and technical infrastructure required for MAGNE, including a computer room, server room and airlock, as well as systems for ventilation, power supply, cooling and fire suppression.

“Quantum computers place extraordinary demands on their surroundings. The facility itself must function as a precision environment where vibration, dust, magnetic fields, static electricity, temperature and humidity are carefully controlled,” says Hans Kragh, Senior Chief Project Manager at Ramboll.