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Zero Point Cryogenics expands into the US

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Quantum cryogenics manufacturer Zero Point Cryogenics (ZPC) is expanding its operations into the United States by opening a service hub in Chicago. This move will enhance ZPC’s ability to support U.S. customers with installation, maintenance, and technical services for their cryogenic systems, while also fostering relationships with key industry players and government entities.

This expansion underscores the growing importance of quantum technology infrastructure and positions ZPC as a leader in the field, potentially accelerating commercial adoption of quantum technologies across North America.

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