Quantum Startups News
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) has announced working with Nippon Steel Corporation on two innovative and ground breaking projects that will provide essential tools to be used towards the utilization of quantum computing in the areas
ColdQuanta has been selected by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to develop a scalable, cold-atom-based quantum computing hardware and software platform that can demonstrate quantum advantage on real-world problems. The award is valued
Qunnect, a deep tech company committed to globalizing Quantum Communications, received a $1.5M Phase-II Small Business Innovation Research award from the US Department of Energy. Qunnect is developing a device suite to enable ultra-secure, long-distance quantum communications.
Q-CTRL, a startup that applies the principles of control engineering to accelerate the development of quantum technology, today announced a strategic investment by In-Q-Tel (IQT), the not-for-profit strategic investor that identifies innovative technology solutions to support
Israel-headquartered venture capital firm Entrée Capital announced on Monday that it has raised $100 million for a new, third fund. The fund will target early-stage companies with Israeli founders across Israel, Europe, and the U.S.,
Cambridge Quantum Computing and Total announce they team up on a multi-year project to tackle the most critical problems faced by Earth on Carbon Capture and Storage solutions. This project will be led by Cambridge
New York-based quantum computing startup Seeqc Inc. said it has closed on a $5 million round of funding from M Ventures, the venture capital arm of German pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. Inc. The M Ventures funding follows
PsiQuantum, a 5-year-old startup based in Palo Alto, building a scalable, fault tolerant, silicon photonic quantum computer, has just raised $215 million, as we announced yesterday. The startup aims to build a computer with 1
Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) announces that they’ve used the “natively quantum” structure of natural language to open up an entirely new realm of possible applications by translating grammatical sentences into quantum circuits, and then implementing
PsiQuantum, a startup building a scalable, fault tolerant, silicon photonic quantum computer, joins the M12 portfolio. M12 is the Microsoft’s venture fund. PsiQuantum’s approach is different from Microsoft’s efforts in topological qubits (Microsoft’s approach would
