Informatique quantique : le Grenoblois Quobly lève 115 M€
格勒诺布尔量子计算初创公司Quobly完成1.15亿欧元A轮融资，资金将用于加速其硅基量子计算机的工业化进程，并锁定2026年底前通过云端推出首个商用系统的目标。这是近期欧洲量子计算领域又一笔突破1亿欧元的融资，反映出投资者对该技术路线商业前景的持续下注。
所融资金将重点投向制造基础设施扩建、团队扩充及原型机向工业级系统的演进。Quobly专注于硅自旋量子比特方案，该路线能借助成熟的CMOS半导体工艺，显著降低规模化生产的成本与技术门槛，为解决量子比特扩展与错误修正等核心挑战提供了一条差异化路径。公司已规划至2025年实现数千物理量子比特，随后通过合作云平台向金融、材料、药物研发等行业早期用户提供算力服务。
在欧洲与美国、中国的量子技术角逐中，Quobly的快速产业化若如期兑现，将强化该地区依托半导体生态的竞争力，并加速全球量子计算商用化进程。
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.
Avec une levée de fonds de série A de 115 millions d’euros, Quobly accélère l’industrialisation de ses ordinateurs quantiques à base de silicium et vise la commercialisation de son premier système via le cloud d’ici fin 2026. Nouvelle levée de fonds de plus de 100 millions d’euros pour une start-up européenne de l’informatique quantique. Quobly, […]
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Quobly raised €115M Series A to industrialize silicon-based quantum processors and launch cloud-accessible systems by late 2026, marking a major European push into practical quantum computing.
Strongly track — if technical milestones are met, Quobly could reshape the quantum hardware landscape and cloud access by 2027.