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This contract marks a significant expansion of DLR's quantum hardware portfolio by integrating European superconducting processors alongside existing ion-trap and photonic systems for benchmarking in aerospace and materials science. The agreement emphasizes national data sovereignty, ensuring all hybrid quantum-classical workloads are processed within Germany via a dedicated classical server co-located with the Munich data center.

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Bechtle and IQM Awarded DLR QCI Contract to Supply Superconducting Cloud Resources

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 21, 20262 min read

Bechtle and IQM Quantum Computers have secured a contract with the German Aerospace Center’s Quantum Computing Initiative (DLR QCI) to provide cloud-based superconducting quantum computing resources until June 2027. This agreement will give DLR QCI researchers access to IQM's quantum processors through the IQM Resonance™ cloud platform, expanding their hardware options for applications in various fields. The contract also includes a dedicated classical server for hybrid quantum-classical algorithms and ensures all data processing remains within Germany. The post Bechtle and IQM Awarded DLR QCI Contract to Supply Superconducting Cloud Resources appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

IT service provider Bechtle and superconducting quantum hardware manufacturer IQM Quantum Computers (NASDAQ: IQMX) have been awarded a public contract by the German Aerospace Center’s Quantum Computing Initiative (DLR QCI) to supply…

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