Finnish-German startup launches quantum computer for universities, research labs


BERLIN, Aug. 30 (Xinhua) -- A new quantum computer was launched on Wednesday by a Finnish-German company for universities and research laboratories.

Developed by IQM Quantum computers (IQM), the "IQM Spark" also comes with training for running the system and learning materials, IQM said. In addition, universities will also have free maintenance for a year.

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