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BW Digital and NUS are defining a minimum viable infrastructure envelope for hybrid AI-quantum workloads within 18 months, focusing on structural, thermal, and cryogenic requirements specific to Southeast Asia's humid climate. This collaboration aims to establish an operator playbook that addresses unique environmental challenges like heat dissipation and vibration isolation to ensure future compatibility as classical and quantum systems converge. The initiative represents a strategic pivot for data center operators to prepare infrastructure that can support the emerging intersection of AI, HPC, and quantum computing.
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BW Digital and NUS Map Hybrid AI-Quantum Workloads
Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read
BW Digital & the National University of Singapore, NUS CDE, are partnering to build quantum-ready data centres across Southeast Asia.
BW Digital and the National University of Singapore’s College of Design and Engineering are collaborating on a research project to engineer the infrastructure needed for future quantum computers in Southeast Asia. The partners announced at DCD>Connect | APAC in Bali that they will define a “minimum viable infrastructure envelope” for integrating quantum and classical computing…
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