Espoo outside of Helsinki is turning into quite the quantum hub.
The citys latest addition to the Finnish quantum computing ecosystem is QMill.
We are the ones who will be the first to provide them with that.
Hitting this milestone will also unlock tremendous value across a number of industries.
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These machines are prone to errors, especially when attempting to scale and control a larger number of qubits.
What we are doing is using the near-term hardware for quantum advantage.
The funds will go towardthe development of QMills highly resource-efficient quantum algorithms.
Indeed, the QMill founders resumes are impressive.
Dickson Instructor at the University of Chicago.
Because we have a tradition to cooperate in a pre-competitive mode, join forces.
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