Quantum Computing
IQM Quantum Computers
A Finnish superconducting-qubit quantum computing company that completed a dual listing on Nasdaq and the Helsinki Stock Exchange in July 2026 via a SPAC merger with Real Asset Acquisition Corp at a $1.8 billion valuation, becoming the first European quantum computing company to go public. IQM has sold 23 quantum systems globally, more than any other quantum hardware manufacturer, and will deliver a quantum computer for Europe's LUMI AI Factory.
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- BusinessWire — IQM completes dual Nasdaq/Helsinki listing as first public European quantum computing company62% source confidence
- The Quantum Insider — IQM to deliver Halocene H4 quantum computer for Europe's LUMI AI Factory60% source confidence
- Quantum Computing Report — IQM begins trading on Nasdaq July 2, 2026 after completing SPAC merger58% source confidence
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Jan 2018 · Founded
IQM Quantum Computers was founded in Finland to build superconducting-qubit quantum computers.
Jul 2026 · First European quantum computer to go public
IQM completed a dual listing on Nasdaq and the Helsinki Stock Exchange via a SPAC merger with Real Asset Acquisition Corp at a $1.8 billion valuation, becoming the first European quantum computing company to be publicly traded.