The article discusses QMill, a Finnish startup focused on developing quantum computing hardware and software. QMill has raised an undisclosed amount of seed funding from investors like Maki.vc, Voima Ventures, and angel investors. The company aims to build a quantum computer based on topological qubits, which are considered more stable and less error-prone than other qubit types. QMill’s approach involves using semiconductor materials and nanofabrication techniques to create topological qubits. The startup believes its technology could lead to more scalable and practical quantum computers. The funding will be used to expand QMill’s team and accelerate the development of its quantum computing platform. The article highlights the growing interest and investments in quantum computing, as it promises to solve complex problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers.