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IQM Quantum Computers deploys quantum hardware in Madrid, Spain

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IQM Quantum Computers deployed the IQM Spark quantum computer in Madrid, Spain, at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. This installation is part of a collaboration between IQM Quantum Computers and Telefónica. The computer is the first of its kind in the Community of Madrid and is designed for research, education, and early-stage development.

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The initiative is intended to strengthen the scientific and technological capabilities of the Community of Madrid. The hardware provides universities, hospitals, research centers, and start-ups direct access to quantum hardware to develop algorithms and explore future use cases.

From brantfordexpositor.ca

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  • IQM Quantum ComputersQuantum computing company deploying the IQM Spark hardware
  • Community of MadridAutonomous community hosting the deployment and strengthening its tech capabilities
  • MadridCapital of Spain where the quantum computer is installed

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