French quantum computing company raising European institutional capital.
“French quantum computing startup Quobly raised a €115 million Series A.”
Source→“Quobly is building a universal, large-scale quantum computer by using standard semiconductor manufacturing methods instead of bespoke lab-style hardware.”
Source→“A $133.6M Series A at this stage underscores how capital-intensive the roadmap is, but also how serious Quobly is about moving from prototypes to manufacturable systems.”
Source→“Raised €115M Series A, one of the largest quantum computing financings in Europe.”
Source→“Back-to-back mega-rounds from Oxford Quantum Circuits and Quobly have pushed European quantum VC funding ahead of North America for the first time since 2023.”
Source→“Quobly raised $133.6M Series A using 'silicon spin qubits, with plans to manufacture them through STMicroelectronics and ship its first commercial quantum computer by the end of 2026.'”
Source→“Quobly raised $133.6M Series A using 'silicon spin qubits, with plans to manufacture them through STMicroelectronics and ship its first commercial quantum computer by the end of 2026.'”
Source→“Quobly | French quantum computing company | €115M Series A — European quantum momentum”
“Two quantum deals in a single newsletter — Oxford Quantum Circuits (£260M Series C) and Quobly (€115M Series A) — with backers ranging from Chevron Technology Ventures and SBI to the European Innovation Council, suggest quantum is moving from lab curiosity to infrastructure investment theme.”
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