Infrastructure with intent
The infrastructure behind the campus: quantum computing, AI and a dedicated power supply, already in operation.
Technology,
live and in progress
Quantum computer on the floor
IonQ Forte Enterprise, in operation on campus since December 2024.
AI supercomputer in production
The PHOENIQS sovereign AI supercomputer with 192 NVIDIA H100 GPUs, developed with IBM Research and live since June 2026.
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On-site substation
A dedicated substation, operated with Primeo Energie since 2023, supplying the power that high-performance computing requires.
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SNBS Areal
Swiss sustainability standard for sites, overall score 5.5 out of 6.
Battery storage
On-site battery energy storage, in operation since August 2026, supporting a stable power supply.
What's next on campus
Quantum computer on the floor
Following the IonQ Forte Enterprise from QuantumBasel is the IonQ Tempo, the next generation of quantum computers on campus
Battery storage
In 2027, a second battery storage system will follow – for even more flexibility in the power grid.
Energy centre
Completed, with around 2,000 m² of solar façade. Once connected, it will feed waste heat from campus computing into the regional heat network.
Data centre
NorthC data centre, operating under Swiss law.
Positioned for industrial transformation
10 minutes from Basel
A strategically connected campus in Arlesheim, with direct access to the Basel region.
Basel's innovation corridor
Close to universities, research institutions and the headquarters of global companies in northwest Switzerland.
A base for global business
A Swiss location with political stability, legal certainty and neutrality, for organisations that plan for the long term and work internationally.
