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Quantum Computer for Businesses

Finland has introduced its inaugural quantum computer, known as Lumi, which is now accessible to Finnish and European enterprises seeking to create quantum algorithms and software. Lumi, a 5-qubit quantum computer that became operational in November 2021, can be utilized via the LUMI supercomputer situated in central Finland.

 Companies can gain access to Lumi by paying a fixed monthly fee, extending its availability to businesses of all scales and sectors. The finance and pharmaceutical industries are anticipated to be early beneficiaries of Lumi’s computational capabilities.

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