Exploring the World class Finnish Quantum Technology Ecosystem
summary
Finland claims a decades‑old low‑temperature research heritage driving a superconducting quantum industry with a VTT‑hosted Helmi 20‑qubit prototype now running and plans for a 54 qubit in 2024 device, plus integration with the European academic Lumi supercomputer for hybrid workloads. Companies include IQM (processors) and Bluefors (ultra‑low‑T dilution refrigerators); national funding and a business‑Finland push back a slot in India’s ~$1B quantum mission, with active collaboration projects with IITs, CDAC and joint labs for hardware, control electronics and quantum software.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Finland's quantum ecosystem
- 2:30Finland's quantum computer Helmi
- 3:54Key players and companies in the ecosystem
- 6:22Quantum applications in Finland
- 8:51Finland-India quantum collaboration
- 12:01Finnish approach to quantum tech
- 13:07Contact and closing
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