IQM

Building the next generation of quantum computers with unparalleled know-how.

Building the next generation of quantum computers with unparalleled know-how.

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Milestones

Founded 2018 €11.45M Seed Round in 2019 €39M Series A in 2020 €128M Series A2 in 2022

Investment year

2019

Investment stage

Seed

Investment status

Portfolio

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Building the next generation of quantum computers with unparalleled know-how.

IQM is driving disruptive advancements in quantum computing. By following their unique Co-Design strategy, they are able to deliver quantum advantage to their clients with application-specific quantum processors. The applications range from more efficient medication to discovering planet-saving materials, intelligent systems, and sustainable industrial processes. IQM has become the leading European company for superconducting quantum computers with operations in Finland and Germany. Visit IQM

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