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ORCA Computing's integration of photonic systems into Digital Realty's London Innovation Lab represents a strategic move toward practical deployment environments for hybrid AI-acceleration workloads. This collaboration provides EMEA developers with critical infrastructure to benchmark quantum and photonics hardware under real-world, co-located conditions rather than isolated lab settings. The initiative underscores the growing convergence between data center networking standards and emerging quantum computing architectures.
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ORCA Computing Integrates Photonic Systems into London Digital Realty Innovation Lab

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Full-stack quantum hardware developer ORCA Computing has announced its active participation in the newly launched Digital Realty Innovation Lab (DRIL) in London, a next-generation testing environment engineered by Digital Realty, the world’s largest cloud- and carrier-neutral data center provider. The newly established facility allows enterprise customers and technology developers across the EMEA region to benchmark [...] The post ORCA Computing Integrates Photonic Systems into London Digital Realty Innovation Lab appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Full-stack quantum hardware developer ORCA Computing has announced its active participation in the newly launched Digital Realty Innovation Lab (DRIL) in London, a next-generation testing environment engineered by Digital Realty, the world’s largest cloud- and…

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