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Interlune's Cold Capture technology enables the efficient separation of trace Helium-3 from standard domestic supplies, directly addressing a critical resource bottleneck for superconducting quantum computing and national defense research. By potentially tripling current U.S. production capacity without new extraction sites, this advancement significantly lowers the barrier to scaling terrestrial quantum systems while keeping strategic supply chains independent.
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99% Pure Helium-3 Produced From Domestic Sources, Interlune Reports

Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read

Interlune reports 99% helium-3 separation from domestic sources, using new cryogenic technology.

Interlune has achieved 99% purity in helium-3 production using domestically sourced helium and its newly developed Cold Capture technology, a significant advancement given the isotope’s scarcity on Earth and importance for advanced computing. The company demonstrated the technology in early 2025 and subsequently received an…

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