Enabling the next level of scientific exploration
summary
IQM builds complete superconducting processors and systems designed and fabricated in-house and installs them into HPC centers with the goal of hybrid workflows. A VTT deployment runs a 5→20→50 qubit upgrade path, Munich hosts a funded 20-qubit accelerator integrated with LRZ, Atos and HQS, and a research platform explores digital-analog quantum computing. Work focuses on latency, bandwidth, middleware, job orchestration, and hardware-software interfaces; early systems operate and are being scaled.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:53Title
- 2:50Company overview
- 4:36Quantum computing
- 7:07Quantum computing strategy
- 9:09Finland
- 9:42Germany
- 10:35Europe
- 11:30Super Computing
- 12:17Roadmap
- 13:05Where are we
- 14:24Integration
- 15:30Digital Analog Quantum Computing
- 16:22Delivery Project
- 17:26Future Roadmap
- 19:46Outro
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