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Finnish startup QMill raises $ 4mn in seed funding to leverage near-term hardware to deliver real benefits to industry through quantum computing.
QMill is the brainchild of a professor of quantum technology at Aalto University and VTT .
The funds will go toward the development of QMill ’s highly resource-efficient quantum algorithms.
The company currently has 10 people on the team, and plans to hire 20 more.
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