Quantum demands cold.
We know cold.

Montana Instruments Corporation, the pioneer of the first high-precision, fully-automated closed-cycle optical cryostat, announces the release of CryoAdvance™ — a 3.2k configurable, low-vibration, variable temperature environment to accelerate advances in quantum science.

With a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation, Montana State University and the University of Arkansas will establish the MonArk Quantum Foundry to accelerate the development of quantum materials and devices. The foundry will team with industrial partners, including Montana Instruments.

"We utilize a closed-cycle cryostat designed for mechanical stability for our operation (Montana Instruments Cryostation s200). This cryostat features low levels of vibration despite the mechanical motion of the GiffordMcMahon cryocooler."