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This partnership addresses critical thermal scaling bottlenecks by integrating cryogenic cooling infrastructure to support both superconducting quantum architectures and high-density classical AI workloads. By enabling sub-100 Kelvin operation for CMOS logic and utilizing low-loss superconducting interconnects, the initiative aims to create a commercial blueprint for hyperscale facilities that bridge intermediate HPC acceleration with future fault-tolerant quantum computing.

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Emergence Quantum and AirTrunk Partner to Develop Hyperscale Cryogenic Data Center Infrastructure

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 16, 20262 min read

Emergence Quantum and AirTrunk have partnered to develop hyperscale cryogenic data center infrastructure, aiming to overcome physical scaling bottlenecks in high-density AI and HPC workloads. This collaboration will focus on engineering integrated, campus-scale cryogenic cooling infrastructure to support sub-100 Kelvin classical CMOS logic, superconducting interconnects, and fault-tolerant quantum computing. The initiative will also explore liquid air cooling and energy storage, with the goal of creating a commercial blueprint for "quantum-ready" hyperscale facilities. The post Emergence Quantum and AirTrunk Partner to Develop Hyperscale Cryogenic Data Center Infrastructure appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Quantum control hardware startup Emergence Quantum (EQ)—a 2025 spin-out from the University of Sydney—has executed a strategic partnership Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Asia-Pacific…

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