Centralised cold generation
One cold-generation infrastructure. A centralised cryogenic plant produces cooling power at the source, serving multiple QPU platforms.
One source. Shared cooling power.THE NEXT CHAPTER IN QUANTUM INFRASTRUCTURE
One cold-generation infrastructure.
Multiple QPU platforms.
One cold-generation infrastructure. A centralised cryogenic plant produces cooling power at the source, serving multiple QPU platforms.
One source. Shared cooling power.Cooling power is transferred efficiently to each QPU platform through a shared network, with low thermal losses, flow management, hydraulic balancing and thermal isolation.
A connected, balanced network.Each QPU retains its dedicated thermal, electrical / RF and magnetic environment, along with control and readout electronics.
Dedicated environments. More capacity.DESIGNING THE CONNECTIONS
Centralisation brings a new set of engineering priorities.
Explore what makes the architecture work.
Deliver cooling power from the central plant to multiple platforms through a shared cryogenic network.
Limit heat ingress along the distribution network to preserve available cooling power.
Balance flows across branches as platform requirements and the number of QPUs change.
Manage the thermal connections between the shared network and each dedicated QPU environment.
Maintain the thermal, electrical and magnetic isolation needed by each platform.
Plan for operational availability and maintenance within a shared infrastructure.
Coordinate plant operation, distribution and platform requirements with dedicated controls.
ONE INFRASTRUCTURE. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
Expand without necessarily replicating the complete cryogenic
generation infrastructure for every platform.