Telefónica and IQM take quantum computing to Madrid
Telefónica has again teamed up with Finland’s IQM Quantum Computers, this time to deliver the Community of Madrid’s first quantum computer, as the telco strengthens its foothold within Spain’s emerging quantum infrastructure and builds out its “sovereign” quantum ecosystem.
This article includes:
- Themes: Digital sovereignty; High-performance computing (HPC); Post-quantum cryptography (PQC); Quantum communications; Quantum computing; Quantum key distribution (QKD); Quantum-as-a-service.
- People: Borja Ochoa; Dimitrios Papadogonas; Jan Goetz; Matheus Ribeiro Sena; Noel Goddard.
- Geographic: Europe; Finland; Galicia; Germany; La Rioja; Madrid; Spain.
- Organisations: Adtran; Amazon Web Services; CESGA; Community of Madrid; Deutsche Telekom; European Union; Fortinet; IBM; IDEMIA Secure Transactions; IQM Quantum Computers; LuxQuanta; Multiverse Computing; National Police (Spain); QCentroid; Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech; Qunnect; Quside; Tecnalia; Telefónica; Telefónica Deutschland; Telefónica España; Telefónica Tech; Technical University of Madrid (UPM); Wayra; Würth España.
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