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IQM

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ResearchEspoo, FinlandEst. 2018
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150
Physical Qubits
Logical Qubits
99.91%
2Q Fidelity
Superconducting
Qubit Tech
2018
Founded

About

IQM Quantum Computers is a European superconducting quantum computing company. It operates systems ranging from 5 to 150 qubits and has deployed on-premises machines in Germany, Finland, and Poland. Total funding exceeds EUR 650M. The company now has 21 quantum systems sold to 13 customers, including 4 of the top 10 supercomputing centers in the world. In February 2026, IQM announced a $1.8B SPAC merger with Real Asset Acquisition Corp, expected to close in June 2026, which would make it the first publicly listed European quantum computing company on Nasdaq, with a dual listing planned in Helsinki. In March 2026, IQM raised an additional EUR 50M from BlackRock to support on-premises quantum expansion. In September 2025 it raised a $320M Series B led by Ten Eleven Ventures, bringing total capital to $600M, alongside a EUR 50M BlackRock debt facility. IQM launched the Halocene product line, on-premises systems focused on quantum error correction with up to 5 logical qubits and 99.7% two-qubit fidelity, and also launched the IQM Resonance cloud service. The company committed to delivering a 300-qubit system to VTT Finland in 2027 for circuit knitting research and invested more than EUR 40M in expanding production in Finland. It delivered an IQM Radiance 54-qubit system to CINECA Bologna in Q4 2025, integrated with the Leonardo supercomputer, and deployed its fourth quantum system in Finland in March 2026. In April 2026, IQM sold its 54-qubit Radiance system to Galaxy Systemy Informatyczne in Poland, the first quantum computer sale to a private enterprise. In February 2026, its Euro-Q-Exa system went operational at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre in Munich, a 54-qubit superconducting Radiance platform and Europe's first EuroHPC-funded quantum computer, with a 150-qubit upgrade planned for the end of 2026. In March 2026, IQM collaborated with NVIDIA and Zurich Instruments on scalable fault-tolerant quantum computing, and with Kvantify demonstrated a quantum chemist

Quantum Specifications

Qubit TechnologySuperconducting
Physical Qubits150
2Q Gate Fidelity99.91%
Error CorrectionSurface-code
Quantum Focushardware
Physical Qubits150
2-Qubit Gate Fidelity99.91%

Key People

JV
Juha Vartiainen
Co-founder

Funding History

series-a$128M
Jul 2023
series-b$320M
Sep 2025
other$1.8M
Feb 2026
Total disclosed$449.8M
other$1.8
2026-02-23
series b$320M
2025-09-03
Ten Eleven VenturesTesiBayern Kapital
series a$128M
2023-07-11
World FundBayern KapitalOpenOcean

Backed By

55 North
Lakestar
Blackrock
Vsquared Ventures
Tesi
Bayern Kapital
Lightspeed Venture Partners
Mig Capital

Application Areas

OptimizationDrug discoveryMaterials science

Research Partners

Tu MunichAaltoChalmers

Frequently Asked Questions

IQM Quantum Computers is a European superconducting quantum computing company. It operates systems ranging from 5 to 150 qubits and has deployed on-premises machines in Germany, Finland, and Poland. Total funding exceeds EUR 650M. The company now has 21 quantum systems sold to 13 customers, including 4 of the top 10 supercomputing centers in the world. In February 2026, IQM announced a $1.8B SPAC merger with Real Asset Acquisition Corp, expected to close in June 2026, which would make it the...
IQM is headquartered in Espoo, Finland.
IQM was founded in 2018.
IQM works with Superconducting quantum technology.
IQM has 150 physical qubits.
IQM operates in the following sectors: quantum processors, superconducting qubits, quantum hardware, quantum cloud, quantum software.
IQM has raised €248M+ in total disclosed funding.
IQM reports a two-qubit gate fidelity of 99.91%, a key measure of how accurately its quantum hardware performs entangling operations.