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IQM and VTT to launch a 300-qubit quantum computer in Espoo

IQM wins a deal to deliver two advanced quantum computers to VTT in Espoo. The computers will act as testbeds for quantum error correction technologies.

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IQM’s first quantum computer in Asia-Pacific installed — New office opens in Seoul

IQM has finished installation of its first quantum computer in Asia-Pacific. The company announces a new office in Seoul, South Korea, and appoints a new Country Manager.

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VTT spin-offs raised 15% of all capital invested in Finnish startups last year

Startups with a background in VTT Technical Research Centre raised 15% of all capital invested in Finnish startups in 2024. In total, 16 spin-offs raised funding worth over 200 million euros.

Circular economy

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IQM Spark quantum computer to be installed in Poland

Poland’s first superconducting quantum computer will be delivered by Espoo-based IQM.

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Meet us at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025

Enter the city of deep tech. Meet us at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2025 (booth C-684) and connect with the Finnish experts driving sustainable growth and investment opportunities in Espoo, Finland — the leading innovation ecosystem in the Nordic Countries.

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Investments in Espoo-based startups increased by 56%

In 2024, Espoo-based startups raised 253 million euros of funding. Foreign investment played a crucial role.

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Espoo remains the Finnish leader in patent applications — Nokia as number one

Espoo-based organisations made the majority of patent applications in Finland in 2024. Nokia Technologies and Nokia Networks submitted a total of 524 patent applications, while Aalto University and the research centre VTT followed in shared third place.

Micro electronics

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IQM to deliver the most powerful quantum computer in Italy

Espoo-based IQM announced a deal to deliver the most powerful quantum computer in Italy. A 54-qubit quantum computer, will be installed in Bologna later this year.

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Aalto University ranks 8th in arts and design

Aalto University in Espoo has proven its excellence in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Education & learning

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10 takeaways on how to enter the US defence tech market

Are you interested in entering the USA defence tech market? This article gives you 10 takeaways about how companies can succeed in the US defence market.

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How companies can succeed in the US defence market

Which non-traditional technologies are in demand in the US defence market? Who are the potential customers there, and how can you reach them? In this article, you'll learn what companies should know about entering the USA.

Micro electronics

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Europe's first 50-qubit quantum computer is launched in Espoo, Finland

Europe's first 50-qubit quantum computer was launched in Espoo, Finland, on 4 March 2025. The 50-qubit quantum computer was developed and launched by VTT and IQM Quantum Computers.

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