BDx Data Centers (BDx), a carrier-neutral data center platform based in China, has launched Southeast Asia’s first hybrid quantum artificial intelligence (AI) testbed in collaboration with Anyon Technologies, a Singapore-based large-scale quantum computing systems firm.

BDx said in a statement on Wednesday that the memorandum of understanding (MoU) signing on the day formalized the collaboration, paving the way for the deployment of the region’s first hybrid quantum computer at BDx’s flagship SIN1 facility in Paya Lebar, Singapore.

This groundbreaking initiative will enable startups, enterprises, and government agencies to explore quantum-enhanced AI applications.

Designed to support Singapore’s Green 2030 and Smart Nation objectives, the testbed integrates Anyon’s quantum computing system with SIN1’s cutting-edge infrastructure.

Looking forward, BDx and Anyon plan to expand this hybrid quantum model across key markets in Asia, including Indonesia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, creating a region-wide network of quantum-enabled data centers.

“Staying ahead of the curve has always been part of our DNA at BDx. Our journey, from deploying the most advanced NVIDIA GPUs across the region to now integrating quantum computing into our data center, reflects our commitment to not just keeping pace with innovation but shaping its future,

“Together, we are building an open platform that creates new opportunities to unlock the transformative potential of quantum computing,” said Mayank Srivastava, Chief Executive Officer of BDx.

Meanwhile, Dr Jie (Roger) Luo, President and Chief Executive Officer of Anyon Technologies, said a modern computer today is essentially a whole data center.

“Deploying a state-of-the-art hybrid quantum computing system at BDx’s SIN1 facility marks a transformative step in modern computing infrastructure,” he noted.

He also said by integrating Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) with Central Processing Units (CPUs) and Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) the firm is enabling breakthroughs in quantum algorithms and applications.

“This lowers adoption barriers for enterprise customers, like financial institutions in Singapore, to onboard talent and create real, differentiating business value,” he added.

BDx’s SIN1 facility will serve as a cross-regional AI Hub and Innovation Center, dedicated to supporting high-growth AI startups and government-led innovation initiatives.

To accelerate AI adoption across Southeast Asia, BDx is providing dedicated access to its AI-ready infrastructure, enabling companies and startups to experiment with transformative technologies.

By building an open and scalable platform, BDx aims to drive real-world impact across AI, research, and enterprise applications.

“Operators in Asia have a critical role in building the ecosystem needed to accelerate AI adoption within the region. Singapore is a global innovation hub and an ideal environment for our AI testbed – we’re providing developers with the tools to experiment, prototype, and scale their ideas efficiently,” added Srivastava.

SIN1 also sets a sustainability benchmark, with a 20 percent boost in energy efficiency, achieved through advanced cooling and smart automation.

It features Singapore’s first AI-powered digital twin, optimizing energy and performance in real time, and is compliant with Singapore’s Green Data Center Standards.

BDx Data Centers is a cloud- and carrier-neutral provider of data center, colocation, and interconnection solutions for enterprises and hyperscalers across Asia’s fast-growing markets.

Operating 18 ultra-modern facilities with 750 MW of capacity in Indonesia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and China, the firm delivers secure, scalable, and sustainable solutions to accelerate digital transformation.

Backed by global infrastructure investor I Squared Capital, managing over $45 billion in assets, it combines cutting-edge infrastructure with renewable resources to empower businesses in a connected world.

Anyon Technologies is Singapore’s quantum computing company specializing in superconducting quantum systems.

The firm aims to deliver large-scale quantum computers and infrastructure, empowering the next generation of computational breakthroughs in AI, chemical engineering, and pharmaceutical research.

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