Selected Quantistry assets — including software, algorithms and IP — have been folded into IQM, which also kept the Berlin company’s core technical, quantum chemistry and software engineering team.
The deal plugs Quantistry’s simulation platform, algorithm libraries and machine-learning layer into IQM’s quantum hardware, giving industrial clients one environment to build proofs of concept and scale them as hardware improves.
Quantistry’s tools target automotive, aerospace, chemicals, materials and pharmaceuticals, using quantum mechanics, chemical simulation, HPC, AI and quantum backends to automate complex workflow routing for non-expert users.
IQM said the acquisition should speed software development in a capital-efficient way and help it convert Quantistry’s enterprise customer base after IQM recently became the first publicly listed European quantum computer company on Nasdaq.