Technology and research
Quantum computing offers new methods for solving complex industrial problems.
QMill accelerates practical adoption of quantum computing through efficient algorithms and software solutions.
The solutions are built on our cutting-edge research and running on current and near-future machines.
QMill technology platform
We deliver our services through our technology platform, enabling smooth hybrid execution across classical and quantum resources.
The platform also provides a set of tools that help quantum researchers and developers accelerate algorithm development and create better solutions.
◾QMill™ Circuit Compression is an AI-powered circuit optimization service that makes it easy to compress, run, and compare quantum circuits.
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◾We also have beta-versions of the Circuit Obfuscation and Optimization Lab services available for pilot customers.
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Practical results fueled by deep research
The QMill team turns quantum research into methods that can be tested, benchmarked, and run on today’s noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) hardware.
Our work spans from researcher tools that make experimentation more efficient to industry-driven solutions that apply quantum approaches to solving customer problems.
◾Quantum advantage
within reach
QMill is developing quantum algorithms which achieve practical quantum advantage on near-term hardware. Simulation results indicate that QMill is on a promising path: targeted computations can be done in minutes on a quantum computer, while for leading supercomputers accurately mimicking the computational process would take hours.
These results are based on mathematical analysis and large-scale simulations and provide a validated performance estimate ahead of execution on quantum hardware. Our work on this continues, with further results to follow.
◾ Blog by David Karpuk: "Unlocking the future of quantum computation: Trust and verifiability"
Read the Blog◾ World record in circuit compression
QMill has developed an AI-powered quantum circuit compression method that streamlines circuits while preserving exact functionality.
The approach has set a world record in compression by consistently outperforming the leading quantum circuit optimizer across standard benchmark circuits under equivalent computational budgets, demonstrating clear gains on hardware-relevant gate sets.
◾ Blog by Clayton Leite: "QMill sets a world record in quantum circuit compression"
Read the BlogDo you want to know more about our technology platform or the latest research on quantum algorithms?
Latest news
August 26, 2026
The dream of quantum computing is both dead and alive
Our Chief Scientist, Professor Mikko Möttönen, is featured in a Bloomberg article, telling his story as a co-founder of IQM in 2018 and then QMill in 2024.
August 21, 2026
Will quantum overtake AI? Two experts weigh in
Mikko Möttönen was interviewed by Mouser for their quantum computing content series, discussing how quantum and AI compare, and where each is headed.
July 29, 2026
How qubits set quantum computers apart
Professor and QMill Chief Scientist Mikko Möttönen sheds light on quantum computing and the scientific foundations behind QMill's solutions.
QMill makes a near-term case for stronger security in existing communications networks.
June 23, 2026
Compressing Shor's Algorithm
Bryan Siegelwax had a chance to play with QMill Circuit Compression and got an unexpected outcome.
QMill participated in the pioneering Quantum Hack as both a challenge and tech partner. QMill challenge attracted many participants, who worked on the challenge through the QMill Quantum Advantage Services platform.
To the lengthening list of names that could help telcos with their quantum-safe networking strategies, add QMill.
Press release: Telia and QMill demonstrate a new quantum-enhanced data encryption method for mobile networks
Press release: ESL Shipping has partnered with QMill to assess quantum computing suitability for optimization problems.
Funding granted for ESL Shipping in optimization and QMill in algorithm R&D.
May 19, 2026
What’s a quantum computer good for, anyway?
Scientific American mentions QMill's AI powered circuit compression as an example of pragmatic tooling, and frames quantum computing quantum computing as big potential tempered by hard engineering realities.
May 12, 2026
Finnish invention accelerates quantum revolution
The results of research work are being commercialized very quickly in the field of quantum technology. Professor Möttönen selected as finalist in the prestigious European Inventor Award.
European Patent Office announced Mikko Möttönen as a finalist in the ‘Research’ category of the European Inventor Award 2026.
April 22, 2026
Forget about AI – This is the next big revolution
Quantum computers are starting to change from science fiction to reality. It is now high time for companies to prepare for the future.