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Bluefors is the world leader in manufacturing cryogenic measurement systems and cryocoolers. Learn more at bluefors.com.

Bluefors envisions a world where everyone has access to the power of quantum. As the world-leading quantum infrastructure company providing the fundamental quantum computing infrastructure of cryogenic systems, wiring, and ongoing system support, we are the trusted partner for the world's most advanced companies that build and aim to harness the future of quantum. Bluefors is co-creating with its partners a new era in computing that will completely rethink the way fields from physics research and finance to medical and life sciences will design, solve, and innovate. With more than 1,800 systems delivered and operating around the world, we are helping to accelerate the imminent arrival of the quantum datacenters and the practical application of scalable quantum computing for companies across the widest range of modalities.

14/10/2026

The Bluefors Podcast is here!

We're excited to launch our new podcast channel on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, where we'll be sharing conversations about quantum technology, cryogenics, scientific research and the people working in these fields.

Through three different series, you'll get to know the people behind Bluefors in Behind the Cold, explore the science, engineering and innovations behind our technologies with Bluefors experts in Cool Insights, and hear from researchers and industry experts about the latest developments and what could come next in Beyond Absolute Zero.

First, we go Behind the Cold.

Our very first episode, Women in Quantum, is out now, featuring Technical Account Manager Dr. Sukriti Singh, Technical Training Lead Dr. Vera Hansper and Manager, Market Access, Kirsty Happonen.

They talk to host Sheila Surban about how they found their way into the field, what their roles at Bluefors involve and their experiences as women working in scientific and technical environments. They also touched on innovative ways of working at Bluefors and how they go the extra mile to understand customers' needs and support their research and applications.

Listen to our first episode and follow Bluefors Podcast for more conversations in the weeks ahead.

Listen now: https://bluefors.com/podcasts/

13/10/2026

Quantum Industry Day in Switzerland 2026 brought together researchers, startups, industry leaders, and technology providers from across the quantum ecosystem to share insights and accelerate progress in the field.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by the Bluefors booth to discuss the challenges and opportunities of scaling quantum technologies, from research and development to industrial applications.

It was especially exciting to see presentations showcasing quantum computing infrastructure already supporting cutting-edge research, innovation, and applications, including a few familiar Bluefors systems featured on stage throughout the day.

Thank you to the organizers, speakers, partners, and attendees for a day filled with insightful conversations and new connections.

12/10/2026

Building the future together.

Last week, more than 70 changemakers from across Bluefors gathered for the second annual Leadership Spark conference.

Over two inspiring days, we explored how technological shifts, customer needs, and new ways of working are shaping our future. Through discussions on leadership, AI, quantum technologies, organizational growth, and customer value, we challenged assumptions, shared perspectives, and aligned on how to turn ambition into action.

From Bluefors' future vision, shared by Kim Povlsen, to perspectives from our customers, participants engaged in valuable discussions about the opportunities and responsibilities ahead. We also heard inspiring insights from keynote speakers Tommi Tenkanen and Antti Merilehto, who encouraged us to think differently about leadership, technology, AI, scaling organizations for sustainable growth.

A few themes stood out for the participants:

✅ Think bigger and act boldly as we scale for the future
✅ Transform technological opportunities into real customer impact
✅ Strengthen long-term partnerships through customer focus
✅ Scale while preserving our culture and values
✅ Turn ideas into outcomes through ownership and accountability
✅ Leadership is a team sport. Transformation happens when we align around a shared direction and commit to making it happen together.

A big thank you to our host Domenico Dargenio, our speakers, and everyone who contributed their energy, expertise, and perspectives.

The conversations continue, but one thing is clear: the future is something we build together.

06/10/2026

With rising liquid helium costs, NMR laboratories are looking for ways to recover their helium and gain greater control over operating costs. Yet for smaller systems, traditional helium recovery solutions have often been too costly or complex to justify.

The new Cryomech HeRL01-RM changes that.

Designed for NMR labs with one or two magnets and low helium boil-off rates, the HeRL01-RM brings the benefits of closed-loop, zero boil-off helium recovery to a wider range of laboratories. With a compact footprint, low power consumption, and compatibility with standard single-phase electricity, it makes helium recovery economically viable for smaller NMR systems.

However, cost efficiency alone is not enough for NMR users. The HeRL01-RM was also engineered to reduce vibration through a remote motor design and vibration mitigation technologies—essential for accurate results.

The result? Greater independence from helium deliveries, predictable operating costs, and uninterrupted magnet operation for the researchers who depend on it.

Curious how the HeRL01-RM makes helium recovery cost-efficient for smaller NMR systems while maintaining the performance required for sensitive NMR experiments? Read the full story and explore the data in our latest blog: https://bluefors.com/stories/the-cryomech-herl01-rm-makes-helium-recovery-cost-efficient-for-all-nmr-labs/

29/09/2026

We're excited to announce a strategic partnership with Xanadu, a leading photonic quantum computing company, to develop a novel cryogenic architecture for utility-scale quantum computing.

Together, we are advancing a new approach to quantum infrastructure through a scalable modular cryogenic architecture designed for future quantum data centers. This collaboration aims to establish a foundational blueprint for utility-scale quantum computing data centers, helping create infrastructure that grows alongside the demands of fault-tolerant quantum computing.

By combining advanced cooling technology with scalable system design, we are building a foundation for quantum infrastructure that delivers the performance, efficiency, and flexibility required for utility-scale deployment.

Read the announcement on our website.

28/09/2026

Last Friday, we celebrated an extraordinary milestone in Syracuse as colleagues, friends, and teammates came together to recognize the remarkable career of Rich Dausman, President, Cryocoolers.

After an extraordinary 50-year career marked by leadership, innovation, and dedication, Rich is retiring from the company he helped build into a globally recognized leader in cryogenic technology. Throughout his career, he has witnessed and shaped decades of Cryomech cryocooler development, worked closely with generations of customers and researchers, and helped establish a culture known for technical excellence, customer commitment, and a willingness to tackle the most challenging applications.

The photos from last week's celebration capture a special moment for our Syracuse team as we reflect on Rich's lasting impact, not only within our company but across the wider cryogenics industry. His leadership, expertise, and dedication have helped advance technologies that enable scientific discovery and innovation around the world. Equally important is the impact he has had on the people who have worked alongside him. Whether through mentorship, sharing his knowledge, or simply taking the time to know every member of the Syracuse team by name, Rich has left an imprint that will continue to be felt long after his retirement.

Thank you, Rich, for five decades of contributions. We wish you all the very best in your well-earned retirement.

23/09/2026

A major new hub for quantum innovation and workforce development has opened in Maryland. We're excited to see the opening of Microsoft Quantum's new research center, created in collaboration with the University of Maryland, the State of Maryland's Capital of Quantum Initiative, and a growing ecosystem of industry and research partners.

The center brings together advanced quantum research, workforce development, and industry collaboration under one roof, creating new opportunities for researchers, students, and technology developers to work alongside one another and gain hands-on experience with quantum hardware.

Bluefors is proud to be one of the makerspace partners contributing to this initiative alongside AMD, Intel, IQM Quantum Computers, Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Riverlane, and Quantum Motion. We're thrilled to have Bluefors quantum hardware as part of this effort, helping provide access to the infrastructure and practical learning environments that support the development of the next generation of quantum technologies and talent.

Congratulations to all partners involved on this important milestone. We look forward to supporting the collaborative research, training, and innovation that will take place in the years ahead.

Learn more about the center: https://quantum.microsoft.com/en-us/insights/blogs/microsoft-quantum-research-center-maryland

Photos: Microsoft Quantum

22/09/2026

A newly installed Bluefors Gen. 2 LD system at the Waters Lab, University of Denver, is set to support research into novel 2D materials!

Led by Principal Investigator Prof. Dacen Waters, the group studies 2D materials and van der Waals heterostructures to better understand the fundamental physics of these systems and their potential applications in future electronic and quantum technologies.

Van der Waals heterostructures are created by stacking ultra-thin 2D materials, each only a single atom or a few atoms thick. By tuning parameters such as the relative twist angle between layers, researchers can achieve unprecedented control over the interactions within these systems. This provides a powerful experimental platform for exploring phenomena such as moiré physics, topology, superconductivity, magnetism, and ferroelectricity.

The lab's new dilution refrigerator will be used to investigate novel quantum behavior at extreme conditions. The LD system is also equipped with Fast Sample Exchange (FSE), a fully automated load-lock system that allows samples to be loaded and unloaded without warming up the entire refrigerator. This enables researchers to rapidly characterize samples at temperatures close to absolute zero and spend more time collecting data.

We look forward to seeing the discoveries that emerge from the team's fascinating work!

Learn more about the Waters Lab's research: https://dacenwaters.com/

Research group members in the photo (left to right): On the top, Oliver Schwarm and Prof. Dacen Waters. On the bottom, David Swartz, Lucien Heilman, Sam Smiley, and Wesley Murphy.

16/09/2026

Next week, Quantum World Congress 2026 brings together the global quantum ecosystem in Maryland to explore the technologies, partnerships, and innovations shaping the future of quantum.

As quantum computing systems become more advanced and continue to scale, they require infrastructure that grows alongside them.

Meet Bluefors to learn how modular cryogenic architectures and high-density I/O solutions support increasing qubit counts, simplify system integration, and provide a scalable path for future quantum computing deployments.

We look forward to discussing the next generation of quantum infrastructure with leaders from industry, academia, government, and the broader quantum community. Stop by booth 42 to explore how cryogenic infrastructure accelerates the journey from research breakthroughs to real-world applications.

11/09/2026

Today, we were honored to welcome John Martinis, CTO and Co-founder of Qolab, distinguished physicist, and 2025 Nobel Prize laureate in Physics, to our headquarters and manufacturing facility in Helsinki. His pioneering work on superconducting qubits has helped shape the foundations of modern quantum computing.

We had the pleasure of showcasing our cryogenic technology and manufacturing capabilities, while discussing the opportunities and challenges involved in scaling quantum computing from research systems to utility-scale platforms.

As a valued collaborator in the quantum ecosystem, Qolab is advancing superconducting quantum computing through a combination of deep physics expertise, engineering excellence, and semiconductor industry partnerships. We are proud to support their journey with infrastructure that enables next-generation quantum computing systems.

During the visit, we exchanged perspectives on the future of quantum computing, the role of modular cryogenic infrastructure and quantum I/O in scaling, and how collaboration across the quantum ecosystem helps accelerate progress toward fault-tolerant quantum computing.

Thank you for visiting us, John. We look forward to continuing our collaboration and supporting the next generation of quantum innovation.

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