“We should be open and honest in noticing the mistakes that have already made. IQM has delivered the 5 qubit system and is currently testing the 20 qubit system.įinland’s Prime Minister went on to say that she plans to make sure that the country isn't making the same mistakes with technology that has previously been made with energy and medical supplies. IQM focuses on hardware - building these physical systems and has successfully delivered the first Finnish quantum computer, which is owned by the VTT Technical Research Center of Finland. This doesn’t mean that we should cut all trade or economic ties, but we have to make sure that we are not vulnerable to blackmail like what Russia is doing with energy.” “We have to make sure we have the technological know-how to build on new technologies such as quantum computers and not be dependent on China or other countries. We have to ensure that different democratic countries are building their capabilities and are investing in Europe and the US, etc. “We have vulnerabilities already when we look at semiconductors, we are too dependent on Taiwan for example. “Our society is digitalized and will be even more so in the future, and if we don’t build these capabilities right now and make sure we are investing in new technologies in digital solutions in Europe, then we will create vulnerabilities that will be crucial in the future if there is a crisis concerned with this,” said the Finnish Prime Minister on the stage of Slush 2022 in Helsinki. Prime Minister of Finland, Sanna Marin on the stage with Slush CEO, Eerika Savolainen (Image credit: Future) We haven’t even figured out what the most interesting things are to come out of quantum computing yet.” Quantum computing and what’s happening around it is one of those platform technologies that once the first aspects of it works, it opens a crazy amount of white space, and there are the application landscapes and potential use cases pending. ““Europe is big enough to build its own expertise and computing power, because it’s guaranteed that we will not get the latest tech from Asia or US first. “The party that gets the ball rolling on quantum developments will have a great advantage,” he continued.
IQM is one of the first companies to be a part of the geopolitical discussion of quantum computing since the very beginning, which Kivimäki seemed to think gives the company an advantage over its competitors. “The negatives would be cracking the encryption, making efficient weapons, creating deep fakes so realistic that no one can tell the difference between what’s fake and what’s real, because the computing power is enormous,” he adds.
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