Grenoble-based startup Quobly has secured €115 million in Series A funding to accelerate the industrialization of its silicon-based quantum computers, targeting commercial availability of its first system through the cloud by the end of 2026. The raise marks one of the largest rounds for a European quantum computing company, underscoring investor confidence in Quobly’s approach to building scalable quantum processors using standard semiconductor manufacturing techniques.
The funding will drive Quobly’s progression from research to production, leveraging the compatibility of silicon qubits with existing CMOS fabrication infrastructure. By aiming for a cloud-delivered quantum system, the company follows the industry model of offering computing power as a service, lowering the barrier for early adopters in research and industry. While specific investors and the full roadmap were not disclosed in the original report, the size of the round signals strong momentum in Europe’s quantum ecosystem, particularly for hardware players innovating on qubit platforms that promise easier scaling than competing modalities.