The Triton™ system enables the required processing temperatures of close to absolute zero to be obtained without the use of the expensive and difficult to handle liquefied gases required by traditional systems. The resulting operation is a requisite for the quantum computing market.
Dr Jim Hutchins, Managing Director of Oxford Instruments NanoScience commented “We are extremely pleased to be part of D-Wave’s story and proud of the fact that our Triton™ technology has been used in such a ground breaking computing system. This reflects the commitment that we have made in the field of quantum computing and our leading position as a supplier of enabling technologies to this community. We have been working with DWave for the past four years and I now look forward to developing our relationship further to contribute to realizing the full potential of D-Wave’s amazing technology. We believe that given our state of the art technical solutions and world-class customer support infrastructure, we are well positioned to do this.”