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This partnership marks a significant convergence between cryogenic cooling infrastructure and quantum computing scalability, addressing critical power efficiency challenges for both silicon and qubit-based systems. By integrating these technologies into hyperscale data centers, the collaboration aims to reduce water consumption and leverage renewable energy storage, which is essential for the practical deployment of large-scale quantum networks.

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Emergence Quantum and AirTrunk Partner on Cryogenic Data Centres

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 16, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Emergence Quantum today announced a partnership with hyperscale data centre specialist AirTrunk to bring cryogenic cooling and quantum computing to next-generation data centres. Cryo-cooling can significantly improve the speed and energy-efficiency of today’s silicon computer chips, enabling faster computation with less power. The same cryo-technology is also foundational to many […]

PRESS RELEASE — Emergence Quantum today announced a partnership with hyperscale data centre specialist AirTrunk to bring cryogenic cooling and quantum computing to next-generation data centres. Cryo-cooling can significantly improve the speed and energy-efficiency of today’s silicon computer chips, enabling faster computation with less power. The same cryo-technology is also foundational to many futuristic computing systems including quantum. Beyond the increased performance of hardware, the two companies will work closely together…

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