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Espoo-based quantum computing company IQM Quantum Computers has become publicly traded, raising €127 million ($146 million) in PIPE financing as part of its move onto the public markets in both the U.S. and Finland. The PIPE financing, a private investment arranged alongside the listing, included participation from Tesi. Additional shareholders at listing include Ilmarinen, Elo, […]
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