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Engineering vacuum and cryogenic systems for the quantum frontier
Original: Engineering the unknown: building vacuum and cryogenic systems for the quantum frontier
A new report examines the engineering challenges behind vacuum and cryogenic systems, the unsung infrastructure that makes quantum computing and quantum research possible. Building machines that operate near absolute zero and in extreme vacuum is a major bottleneck for scaling quantum technologies, and specialists in these fields are increasingly in demand as the quantum industry grows.
Why now: Growing investment in quantum technologies is putting a spotlight on the specialised engineering infrastructure they depend on.
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