Finnish ambassador visit highlights Boulder’s place in quantum ecosystem
BOULDER — After signing a memorandum of understanding with Colorado to partner on economic development and technological innovation projects in Denver this week, Finland’s ambassador to the United States Mikko Hautala zipped up U.S. Highway 36 on Wednesday for a tour of Boulder’s ColdQuanta Inc. facilities, highlighting the increasingly important role the region plays in the global quantum ecosystem.
“We see it holds a great potential for the future,” Hautala said of quantum technology, “and obviously we want to be a part of that future. In Finland, we certainly punch above our weight in quantum technologies.”
Likewise, Quantum computing companies in the…
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