We provide researchers, startups and enterprises with access to world-leading quantum computing infrastructure. Together, we turn quantum potential into tangible progress in our region.
QuNorth provides access to one of the world's most advanced quantum computers and helps researchers, startups, industry and public sector organisations explore, test and develop real-world quantum applications. By building infrastructure, fostering partnerships and supporting ecosystem initiatives, we turn Nordic quantum expertise into practical impact.
BUILDING THE NORDIC QUANTUM ECOSYSTEM
A NORDIC QUANTUM COMPUTER
At the heart of QuNorth is Magne, the world's first Level 2 quantum computer. Designed for researchers and industry, Magne abstracts away the complexities of error correction and fault-tolerant computation, making advanced quantum computing more accessible to users. Magne is expected to be fully operational in early 2027 and will perform seamless real-time error correction, yielding roughly 50 logical qubits based on 1200+ physical qubits.
Access to quantum computing is only the beginning. QuNorth helps researchers, startups and enterprises explore, test and develop quantum applications. Through technical support, collaboration and partnerships, we support users in building knowledge, testing ideas and understanding where quantum computing can create value.