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Bechtle has secured cloud access to IQM's superconducting quantum systems for the German Aerospace Center, expanding their hardware portfolio beyond ion traps and neutral atoms to enable direct performance comparisons across different quantum architectures. This partnership also integrates dedicated classical HPC resources at IQM's Munich data center to support hybrid workloads essential for complex simulations in materials science and aerospace engineering. The move strengthens European technological independence by providing a robust infrastructure that combines diverse quantum modalities with high-performance computing capabilities.
Bechtle expands DLR’s quantum toolkit with IQM cloud access

Bechtle is expanding DLR’s quantum computing resources, providing cloud access to IQM’s superconducting systems.
Bechtle IT System House Bonn is providing the German Aerospace Center’s Quantum Computing Initiative with cloud access to IQM Quantum Computers’ superconducting quantum systems, beginning on October 20, 2026. This addition expands the DLR QCI’s existing technology portfolio, allowing for direct comparison across different quantum computing approaches and bolstering European technological independence. “Our offering combines technological excellence with the flexibility that benefits…
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