Meissner Raises C$3.6mm to Replace Helium-3 Cooling in Quantum Computers

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Canadian materials-science startup Meissner has raised C$3.6mm to develop superconductors capable of operating at higher temperatures, potentially allowing quantum computers to use widely available helium-4 rather than scarce and costly helium-3.

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