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IQM's Nasdaq listing marks a strategic pivot from pure research to building deployable quantum infrastructure with customer-owned systems. This move addresses the critical scaling challenges in qubit quality, gate speed, and thermal management that have defined the company since 2018. The IPO provides the necessary capital to transition from a European startup to a global provider of practical quantum solutions.

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IQM listing on Nasdaq Two Months In, An IQM Viewpoint

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 11, 20264 min read

Two months ago, IQM listed on Nasdaq and Nasdaq Helsinki, becoming the first European quantum computing firm to go public on a major U.S. exchange.

In 2018, a challenge for scaling quantum computing sparked the formation of IQM, a company that recently became the first European quantum computing company to list on Nasdaq two months ago. The company’s initial approach centered on “good qubits, fast gates, thermal management,” components they believed would set them apart. IQM’s listing provides the means to pursue a decade-long mission: to build world-leading quantum computers, shifting the focus from proving the technology works to rapidly deploying it as everyday infrastructure.…

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