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QMill develops quantum-advantage algorithms which will be executed on near-term quantum computers to solve complex problems that are too large for existing supercomputers. Quantum algorithms are programs that can be run as quantum circuits in a quantum computer. Running useful quantum circuits on supercomputers is exponentially difficult, which gives a significant advantage to quantum computers.

Gain your quantum advantage


Quantum computing will provide a significant competitive advantage for companies that apply complex computational modeling for optimization, data analytics, and forecasting in their business. QMill will trigger the era of practical quantum advantage to help create world-leading businesses.


How it works


Objective

We are dedicated to identifying problem domains where quantum advantages are likely to be realized in the near term and to develop specialized quantum algorithms tailored to these challenges.


Mission


Our primary focus is on addressing complex optimization challenges across diverse industries, positioning quantum computing as a transformative tool for contemporary business applications.


Target Sectors

We are particularly focused on sectors including finance, telecommunications, real estate, energy, and supply chain logistics.


Collaboration Opportunities

If your organization faces a significant, high-impact problem in any of these domains, we invite you to collaborate with us on a proof-of-concept project to explore quantum-based solutions.


Partnerships in specific domains

Additionally, our algorithms have potential as efficient subroutines in the development of new materials, and we are actively seeking partnerships in this area.

Latest news

Kauppalehti explored what quantum computing means and how one can invest in it. Speakers include Mikko Möttönen from QMill. 

The École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) announced the creation of its new Tensor Institute, and a strategic partnership with QMill.

Handelsblatt presents five tech bets, one of which is the Quantum Advantage. QMill’s Hannu Kauppinen is also interviewed. (Article in German, paywalled.)

Finland’s strength lies not in scale, but in strategic clarity. It’s a place where deep tech companies, like QMill, find fertile ground to grow. (Article in German, paywalled.)

Talouselämä selected ten promising startups that have gained momentum even in a tougher market.

QMill aims to be the first to commercialize an algorithm that delivers true quantum advantage. The quantum market is estimated to grow into hundreds of billions of euros. 

Press release: QMill, a pioneering quantum-algorithm company based in Espoo, Finland, is announcing the first results on the efficiency of its new algorithms designed for the near-future quantum computers

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