Coherence Quantum secures €2.78 million seed funding for quantum hardware
Espoo-based Coherence Quantum, a spinout from Aalto University, is developing cryogenic control infrastructure aimed at larger solid-state quantum computers. The startup's new approach targets the cooled systems that surround such processors.
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What happened
Coherence Quantum, an Espoo-based quantum hardware company that grew out of Aalto University, has raised €2.78 million in seed funding. The company is developing an integrated cryogenic signalling and control platform for future quantum computers. It aims to build a new approach to the cryogenic infrastructure around solid-state quantum processors.
Why it matters
The funding supports development of infrastructure intended for larger quantum computers. The company's approach targets the cryogenic systems that surround solid-state quantum processors.
Coverage
- Espoo’s Coherence Quantum raises €2.78 million to build infrastructure for larger quantum computers (eu-startups.com)
- Exclusive: Coherence Quantum raises €2.78M to cut the heat inside quantum computers (Ana-Maria Stanciuc)
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