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ORCA Computing Joins Digital Realty Innovation Lab in London

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ORCA Computing has joined Digital Realty’s new Innovation Lab in London to test its photonic quantum systems in a live data center environment. The lab allows organizations to evaluate AI and quantum technologies under operational conditions before full-scale deployment, reducing risk. ORCA’s PT Series photonic quantum systems will operate alongside AI and HPC infrastructure without specialized cooling or infrastructure. This partnership marks a commercial milestone for ORCA, demonstrating quantum acceleration’s integration with AI and HPC in real-world enterprise settings. The collaboration reinforces ORCA’s position as a leading full-stack quantum computing company, expanding hybrid quantum-classical integration.
ORCA Computing Joins Digital Realty Innovation Lab in London

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Insider Brief ORCA Computing has joined Digital Realty’s new Innovation Lab in London, where its photonic quantum systems will be tested in a live data center environment. The lab allows organizations to evaluate AI and quantum technologies under operational conditions before broader deployment. ORCA’s PT Series systems will operate alongside AI and HPC infrastructure without requiring specialized cooling systems. PRESS RELEASE — ORCA Computing announced its participation in the newly launched Digital Realty Innovation Lab (DRIL) in London, a next-generation infrastructure testing environment developed by Digital Realty, the world’s largest cloud-and carrier-neutral data center provider. The DRIL enables customers to test emerging AI and quantum technologies in live operational conditions before full-scale deployment, helping reduce risk and accelerate adoption. By bringing this capability to London, Digital Realty is expanding access to advanced infrastructure testing for organizations building next-generation compute environments across EMEA. The collaboration with Digital Realty represents another significant commercial milestone for ORCA, as enterprises increasingly explore how quantum acceleration can integrate alongside AI and HPC infrastructure. As part of the initiative, ORCA’s PT Series photonic quantum systems will operate alongside leading AI and infrastructure technologies in a live environment, without the need for specialized cooling or infrastructure. “Working with ORCA gives customers direct access to one of the UK’s leading quantum innovators and demonstrates how quantum technologies can be integrated into real-world enterprise and AI infrastructure environments today,” said Seamus Dunne, Managing Director, Digital Realty UK and Ireland. “Having ORCA integrated within the DRIL helps customers explore practical pathways to hybrid quantum-classical computing.” ORCA’s latest deployment is proof of the company’s data center-native approach to photonic quantum computing. This partnership solidifies ORCA’s position as a leading quantum company and one of the only full-stack quantum computing companies able to quickly and effectively deploy in commercial environments. “ORCA was built around the idea that quantum computing should integrate directly into the infrastructure enterprises already rely on for AI and high-performance computing,” said Richard Murray, PhD, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of ORCA Computing. “As a London-based quantum company, it is exciting to be part of the launch of the Digital Realty Innovation Lab and to demonstrate our systems operating inside a commercial data center environment.” This announcement reinforces ORCA’s continued momentum in advancing hybrid quantum–classical integration across generative AI and enterprise environments. Together with ORCA’s growing ecosystem of strategic collaborations including, NVIDIA, Toyota Tsusho, SiC Systems and JIJ, ORCA continues to expand the deployment of photonic quantum systems within enterprise data center environments and real-world commercial deployments.

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