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Tutkija Suman Kundu (kuvassa) oli mukana rakentamassa AaltoQ20-konetta. Kuva: Matti Ahlgren/Aalto-yliopisto.

Aalto university unveils quantum computer rare enough to turn heads worldwide

  • by Martti Asikainen

Aalto University in Espoo has launched AaltoQ20, a state-of-the-art quantum computer that joins a tiny global club of university-owned machines built for genuine quantum calculation rather than mere experimentation. The machine is now open for research and teaching.

Woman in a labcoat in a quantum lab doing tests with quantum computer

Finnish research centre VTT offers companies free access to quantum computer

  • by Martti Asikainen

Want to explore quantum computing without financial risk? Finland’s state research organisation VTT is now offering companies free access to its superconducting quantum computer, aiming to strengthen Europe’s position in the rapidly developing field and boost Finland’s quantum ecosystem.