Quantum Computing Made in Europe
summary
Full-stack European quantum company builds chips, electronics, firmware and software in-house and operates a private quantum foundry; systems sold to VTT are operational and integrated as accelerators with the LUMI HPC. Current processor generations include 5, 20, 54 qubits with tunable couplers for higher fidelity and a roadmap toward triple digits; a turnkey education unit IQM Spark under €1M ships now, plus free online academy, co‑design services and cloud pilot programs.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 1:28Why Quantum Computing Made in Europe matters
- 2:33IQM’s full-stack approach
- 5:01Company origins and growth
- 6:28First quantum computers in Finland and Germany
- 7:52Hybrid architecture and HPC integration
- 8:55European sovereignty and leadership
- 9:58IQM’s value chain and capabilities
- 11:22Full system offerings and software
- 12:25Qubit generations and roadmap
- 13:30Quantum services and business models
- 14:53IQM Academy and education
- 16:18IQM Spark for education
- 18:47Co-design and chip optimization
- 19:53Key applications and use cases
- 21:18Cloud offerings and pilots
- 22:19Summary
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