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IQM Quantum Computers launches a new 150-qubit quantum computing system, IQM Radiance

IQM Quantum Computers launches a new 150-qubit quantum computing system, IQM Radiance, designed to provide quantum advantage to companies, government agencies, and data and computing centres.

Micro electronics

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Meet us at Web Summit 2023

We're at Web Summit 2023 and delighted to offer you easy access to the leading innovation ecosystem in the Nordics and the world-leading deep tech and sustainable solutions that Finland and Espoo offer.

Circular economy

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Hyperspectral imagery startup Kuva Space raises €16.6 million in funding

Kuva Space raises a €16.6 million funding round. The hyperspectral imagery startup's microsatellites can determine the spectral signature of the molecular composition of any material on Earth — helping to monitor, for example, crops, biodiversity, and much more.

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Finnish Capital Region's side event at Web Summit 2023

Finnish Capital Region's side event at Web Summit 2023 — Deep Dive into the Coolest Startup Hub in the World, promises to offer you a spectacular evening of networking, innovation, and inspiration in Lisbon, Portugal, on 15 November.

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Safe AI tech startup wins €1.75M seed funding

The Espoo-based ethical AI governance technology startup secures €1.75M seed funding. Saidot's platform helps public and private organisations use generative AI safely.

Gold-coloured inside of a quantum computer in VTT's cleanroom in Espoo, Finland.

Finland's new 20-qubit quantum computer is launched in Espoo

Finland's second quantum computer was launched in Espoo, Finland. The 20-qubit superconductive device is built by Espoo-based players, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland and IQM.

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Mikroskooppisen pieni, mutta jättiläismäisen tärkeä: Suomella ja Espoolla mahdollisuus siruteknologian kärkimaaksi ja alueeksi

Siruteknologia on polttava kysymys suurvaltapolitiikassa ja maailmantaloudessa. Suomella on erinomaiset mahdollisuudet nousta eurooppalaiseksi siruosaamisen kärkimaaksi. Espoo kulkee kärjessä siruteknologian osaamisessa ja valmistuksessa.

Micro electronics

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Tech Mahindra opens an innovation centre in Espoo

Tech Mahindra, a global digital services leader, has opened an innovation centre in Espoo, Finland. This expansion highlights Tech Mahindra's commitment to Finland and Espoo.

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Aalto University develops the first mobile network-based Ambient Internet of Things (AIoT) prototype

Aalto University pioneers the first mobile network-based Ambient Internet of Things (AIoT) prototype, offering an efficient data transfer solution for IoT applications that saves energy and costs. (Mikko Raskinen, Aalto University)

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ICEYE selected to provide near real-time natural disaster data for the Australian Government

The Australian Government has chosen ICEYE to provide real-time flood and bushfire data across all states and territories in the nation. The Espoo-based startup is the leading provider of solutions and information related to natural disasters.

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Aalto University President's message to Finnish Government on damaging immigration policies

Ilkka Niemelä, Aalto University President, says that innovations and sustainable growth will be lost if the government implements damaging immigration policies. (Image: Unto Rautio, Aalto University)

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Aalto University's new AI model predicts how to prevent wildfires

Aalto University researchers have developed an AI model that can help to prevent wildfires anywhere in the world. The model may be applied to the prevention of 76% of all wildfires.

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