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Zhongqi Wuliang's unveiling of Qinghe No. 1 marks a significant engineering milestone for neutral-atom quantum computing by integrating systems directly into standard server racks, potentially reducing the footprint and cost associated with large-scale cryogenic infrastructure. This development addresses critical scalability challenges that could accelerate the transition from laboratory prototypes to practical data-center deployments within the next decade.

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Zhongqi Wuliang Unveils Server-Rack Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer at WAIC 2026

Quantum Computing ReportJuly 20, 20264 min read

At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC 2026) in Shanghai, Chinese deep-tech startup Zhongqi Wuliang (众擎无量) formally unveiled Qinghe No. 1 (清河一号), a neutral-atom quantum computer engineered to fit directly into a standard data-center server rack. Spun out from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics (CAS SIOM) and founded [...] The post Zhongqi Wuliang Unveils Server-Rack Neutral-Atom Quantum Computer at WAIC 2026 appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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