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IQM's deployment of its Spark superconducting quantum computer at Brazil's Eldorado Research Institute marks a significant regional expansion for the Finnish vendor, establishing a new research hub in South America. This move underscores growing international interest in accessible quantum hardware for scientific institutions outside traditional tech hubs like North America and Europe. The partnership highlights the increasing global demand for localized quantum computing resources to advance materials science and other complex simulations.
IQM to Deliver Its 1st Quantum Computer in South America to Brazil’s Eldorado Research Institute
CAMPINAS, Brazil and ESPOO, Finland, Sept. 18, 2026 — IQM Quantum Computers, a global leader in superconducting quantum computers, has announced a purchase agreement with the Eldorado Research Institute to deploy its first quantum computer in South America, marking IQM’s entry into the region. The IQM Spark quantum computer will be installed at Eldorado’s Campinas […] The post IQM to Deliver Its 1st Quantum Computer in South America to Brazil’s Eldorado Research Institute appeared first on HPCwire.
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