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IQM Unveils 150-Qubit Quantum Systems for 2026 Launch

11/14/2025

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IQM Quantum Computers of Espoo, Finland launched the Halocene line of open, modular on-premises quantum systems.
The initial offering is a 150-qubit system available by late 2026, with the IQM Crystal unit and 99.7% two-qubit fidelity.
The Halocene line supports logical-qubit research with a transparent error-correction stack and modular architecture.
Future models may exceed 1,000 qubits, aiming for fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2030.

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Story summary

IQM Quantum Computers of Espoo, Finland launched the Halocene line of open, modular on-premises quantum systems.
The initial offering is a 150-qubit system available by late 2026, with the IQM Crystal unit and 99.7% two-qubit fidelity.
The Halocene line supports logical-qubit research with a transparent error-correction stack and modular architecture.
Future models may exceed 1,000 qubits, aiming for fault-tolerant quantum computing by 2030.