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Request for Information (RFI) on Partnerships for Cryogenic and Quantum/Classical High-Performance Computing Testbed Capabilities

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ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF · ENERGY, DEPARTMENT OF

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Value
unstated
Published
12 Nov 2026
Deadline
17 Dec 2026, 22:00 GMT · 35d left · as published, verify on the notice
Type
update
US-DC

Description

The United States Department of Energy (DOE) invites public comment on its Request for Information regarding national needs for two interconnected testbed initiatives: (1) A cryogenic testbed for developing, testing, and advancing quantum technologies and classical logic, and (2) A testbed for integrating quantum computing and quantum technologies with classical high-performance computing (HPC) assets that are progressively scalable. This RFI solicits feedback from industry, research entities, and other stakeholders to guide DOE’s strategic planning for a DOE testbed that can support development of both classical and quantum technologies, including development of integrated quantum computing and HPC technologies for fault-tolerant quantum computing. DOE seeks input from potentially interested users and vendors.

Key facts

Reference
892431-27-RFI-0001
Procedure
Special Notice
Contact
QC Input
qcinput@doe.gov
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Source
sam-gov
Notice id
5d74304ff75846808d167850608650dc
First seen
13 Nov 2026
Last updated
13 Nov 2026

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