Finland to Launch Europe's First Publicly Funded Superconducting Quantum Computer by 2029

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Finland to Launch Europe's First Publicly Funded Superconducting Quantum Computer by 2029
Finland's Kajaani data center will unveil a pioneering superconducting quantum computer, LUMI-IQ, by 2029, capable of sustaining fault-tolerant logical qubits. IQM Quantum Computers detailed a three-phase upgrade plan focusing on error-corrected computations. Funded by several nations, LUMI-IQ aims to transition from fragile physical qubits to reliable logical qubits, establishing Europe as a leader in quantum technology.

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