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This article focuses on Interlune's development of Cryo-Capture technology to isolate helium-3 from standard helium supplies, directly addressing a critical supply chain bottleneck for superconducting quantum computing systems. By enabling terrestrial scaling and future lunar extraction, the innovation aims to triple U.S. availability of this essential coolant required for near-absolute-zero operations in advanced qubits. The breakthrough represents significant progress in securing resources necessary for the practical deployment of large-scale quantum hardware rather than general software or consumer applications.
Interlune Develops Cryogenic Technology to Expand Helium-3 Supply for Quantum Computing

Insider Brief Press release – 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 […]
Interlune demonstrated its Cold Capture technology can produce 99% pure helium-3 from Grade A helium using cryogenic separation methods. The company says the technology could increase U.S. helium-3 availability for applications including superconducting quantum computing systems. Interlune is developing Cold Capture for terrestrial helium processing while targeting future helium-3 extraction from lunar resources. Press release – Interlune, a space infrastructure and resources company, today announced that its Cold…
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