IQM Quantum Council
We’re on a quest to build quantum computers that can outpace a conventional supercomputer and solve problems for the well-being of humankind. Future generations will look back to quantum disruptions as one of the important milestones in the advancement of technology.
I’d like to thank all the members of the IQM Quantum Council for accepting our invite and joining us in this journey to establish Europe as a quantum leader of the future.
Axel
Chairman, IQM Quantum Council
Mission: To regain technology leadership and make Europe the quantum leader of the future.
By 2025, Europe will have its first computer with quantum acceleration paving the way for Europe to be at the cutting edge of quantum capabilities by 2030.
2030 Digital Compass: the European way for the Digital Decade
- Thierry Breton, European Commissioner for the Internal Market
European Commissioner for the Internal Market
Quantum Council Members
Genevieve Fioraso
IQM Quantum Council Member
Dr. Brigitte Ederer
IQM Quantum Council Member
Eduardo Mondes
IQM Quantum Council Member
Objectives
Using quantum computing technologies for the well-being of humankind and creating a safer world for our future generations
Retaining technology sovereignty and establishing Europe as a technology leader to create a secure future
Creating future jobs by commercializing quantum hardware and software
Reskilling the workforce with industrial trainings, educational programs and development initiatives
Creating networks of decision makers, public policy makers and universities to put quantum computing on the European agenda
Why now?
Europe, with more than 4.000 Universities, provides most of the physics talents working abroad, causing a brain drain phenomenon.
Extraordinary progress in scaling quantum computers globally
IQM is the Pan-European category leader in building full-stack quantum computers with its own fabrication facility, design, software and one of the largest quantum engineering teams in the world.
IQM already has offices in Espoo, Finland; Munich, Germany; Madrid, Spain; and Paris, France, and intends to accelerate its global growth.
Quantum computing will be here sooner than expected.
Motivation to join this council
Shape the future of computing
To stay updated on the latest technology development
Meet international decision makers and scientific experts
Gain hands-on experience with quantum computers
Learn more about
quantum computing applications
Become a thought leader in quantum computing