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BW Digital and NUS CDE are launching an 18-month research initiative to define the engineering frameworks necessary for integrating quantum-classical computing within data centers in Southeast Asia. The collaboration specifically targets unique environmental challenges posed by tropical climates, focusing on thermal management, cryogenic systems, and power stability required for future quantum infrastructure. This partnership aims to establish the minimum viable infrastructure envelope needed to support next-generation computing hubs in the region.

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BW Digital and NUS to Advance Quantum-Ready Data Centres for Southeast Asia

The Quantum InsiderJune 11, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — BW Digital and the National University of Singapore’s College of Design and Engineering (NUS CDE) today announced a strategic research collaboration to develop the foundational engineering frameworks required for next-generation quantum-ready digital infrastructure in the tropical hubs of Southeast Asia. Announced at DCD>Connect | APAC 2026, Data Centre Dynamics’ flagship […]

BW Digital and NUS College of Design and Engineering have launched a research collaboration focused on developing frameworks for quantum-ready data centre infrastructure in Southeast Asia. The 18-month project will study infrastructure requirements for quantum-classical computing integration, including thermal, cryogenic, power, connectivity, and operational considerations. Researchers will examine how tropical environments affect quantum infrastructure…

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