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Powering the scale-up of quantum computing — interview with Himadri Majumdar, CEO of SemiQon

In this interview, Himadri Majumdar, the co-founder and CEO of SemiQon, discusses how SemiQon is marrying quantum and semiconductors to power the scale-up of quantum computing with silicon-based quantum processors.

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Finland and Korea join forces in groundbreaking quantum technology partnership

Enter Espoo signed a MoU with the Future Quantum Convergence Forum/Quantum INformation Standard Association (FQCF/QINSA) in Korea. Espoo is one of Europe's leading quantum tech and microelectronics ecosystems.

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Time of quantum technology has come — watchmakers crafting the future

Quantum technology is expected to bring about a revolution like AI. Espoo's innovation community is developing the quantum industry talent who are creating the technologies of the future.

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Finland's quantum competitiveness gets a €13 million boost

Finnish quantum research, education, and technology is getting a €13 million investment from the Research Council of Finland. The funding goes for the new, collaborative Finnish Quantum Flagship project that starts in March 2024.

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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.

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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.

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Finland is joining the growing chip market — cooperation, specialised expertise and R&D investments play a key role

The global market of microelectronics has been estimated to nearly double to 1,000 billion euros by 2030. In addition, the future quantum era will challenge the development of all sectors, forecasting growth for the near future. It is clear we want to be a part of this growth.

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Kvanttinova

Kvanttinova is Finland's microelectronics and quantum technology RDI hub. The piloting hub focuses on pre-commercial development and offers the latest equipment, company-specific labs, cleanrooms and office areas.

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Leading international RDI hub for microelectronics and quantum technology planned for Finland

A microelectronics and quantum technology RDI centre is to be built in Espoo, Finland. The centre is to become a unique pilot environment focusing on pre-commercial development.

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