Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Building superconducting quantum computers with European resources is now possible, and the recently launched 50-qubit superconducting quantum computer built in Finland is a proof of that.
The first 50-qubit superconducting quantum comuter developed in Europe was created as a joint development project, where both parties, VTT and IQM, developed part of the technology. In this webinar, Erja Turunen, EVP from VTT, will discuss the benefits European expertise in quantum computing offers.
Use cases:
Molecule simulations: Jukka Aho, Senior Scientist, VTT
Fluid dynamics: Oskari Kerppo, Quantum Scientist, Quanscient
Drug delivery: Matteo Rossi, CTO, Algorithmiq
Building superconducting quantum computers with European resources is now possible, and the recently launched 50-qubit superconducting quantum computer built in Finland is a proof of that.
The first 50-qubit superconducting quantum comuter developed in Europe was created as a joint development project, where both parties, VTT and IQM, developed part of the technology. In this webinar, Erja Turunen, EVP from VTT, will discuss the benefits European expertise in quantum computing offers.
Use cases:
Molecule simulations: Jukka Aho, Senior Scientist, VTT
Fluid dynamics: Oskari Kerppo, Quantum Scientist, Quanscient
Drug delivery: Matteo Rossi, CTO, Algorithmiq




