Milestone in bid to build world’s first large-scale quantum computer in Australia

Milestone in bid to build world’s first large-scale quantum computer in Australia

One of the world’s largest cryogenic cooling plants will be built in Brisbane, Australia as part of constructing the first large-scale quantum computer. An agreement has been announced between the quantum computer builders, US company PsiQuantum, and Linde Engineering – a global industrial gases company based in Europe. Example of a large-scale cryogenic cooling infrastructure, similar to the Brisbane plant. Copyright: Linde (Supplied). Quantum …

Linde Engineering Delivers Cryogenic Plant Enabling World's First Utility-Scale Quantum Computer In Australia

Linde Engineering is supplying a cryogenic plant to PsiQuantum in Australia for their first utility-scale quantum computer, utilizing 4 Kelvin cooling technology to advance fields like healthcare and energy while bolstering Australia's quantum capabilities.

Q-CTRL Delivers Autonomous Calibration for Quantum Data Centers - HostingJournalist.com

Q-CTRL, a global provider of quantum infrastructure software, has announced the delivery of its autonomous calibration technology for quantum computers, signaling a significant step toward integrating quantum processing units (QPUs) into mainstream data center environments.This advancement, achieved through partnerships with quantum processor specialist QuantWare and systems engineering firm TreQ, introduces push-button startup capabilities for …