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This article focuses on Interlune's Cold Capture technology and its specific application in producing Helium-3 to cool superconducting quantum computers, making it a direct advancement for the quantum computing sector rather than general consumer tech or software. The core subject matter is the supply chain innovation required to sustain next-generation quantum hardware operations.

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Interlune Produces Pure Helium - 3 from Domestic Helium Using Novel Cryogenic Technology

GDELTJuly 20, 20264 min read

Developed with Support from the U.S. Air Force, Cold Capture™ Addresses Immediate Demand for Helium-3 While Validating Core Technology for Harvesting on the Moon , /PRNewswire/ — Interlune, a space infrastructure and resources company, today announced that its Cold Capture technology has demonstrated production of 99% pure helium-3 from Grade A helium. When deployed broadly, the novel technology could triple the current U.S. supply of this critical isotope for use in quantum computing. Helium-3 is strategically important for national defense and advanced…

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