Maybell Quantum’s cryogenic systems for quantum experiments will now power Entanglements labs globally
Entanglement, a quantum computing company, and Maybell Quantum, a provider of quantum infrastructure, have announced the execution of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) forming a partnership.
The terms of the MOU state that Entanglement will purchase Maybell's dilution refrigerators to be used in its quantum laboratories and innovation hubs, including in Vienna, Austria, and other locations across the world.
In return, Maybell will provide its latest and cryogenic platforms, including dilution refrigerators and cryogenic I/O, to support Entanglement's multiple quantum experiments.
The collaboration is set up to accelerate breakthroughs in quantum research by supplying Entanglement with reliable, high-performance cryogenic systems essential for maintaining the ultra-low temperatures needed for quantum computing.
Jason Turner, CEO of Entaglement, said: "We are excited to partner with Maybell Quantum, whose innovative infrastructure will supercharge our global quantum research efforts and help us tackle some of the world's most complex challenges."
"Maybell builds the best cryogenic systems for quantum experiments and will power our labs globally. This alliance represents a significant step forward, especially given Entanglement’s recent commitment to Colorado and Elevate Quantum, as well as our recently announced innovation hub and lab in Vienna, Austria, all an effort in making quantum technologies more practical and impactful."
Corban Tillemann-Dick, CEO of Maybell Quantum, said: "Entanglement's visionary work in quantum and AI aligns perfectly with our mission to build accessible quantum infrastructure designed to support innovation."
"We look forward to providing our advanced, reliable and scalable dilution refrigerators to empower their experiments and drive the quantum revolution."
