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Quint Computing Secures €9.1 Million in Record First Funding Round for German Quantum Computing to Enable the Commercial Scaling of Quantum Computing/news/quint-computing-secures-9-1-million-record-first-funding-round
Quint Computing raised €9.1 million in its first funding round, the largest first round for a quantum computing company in Germany. Vsquared Ventures led the round, with support from Quantonation, Nucleus Capital, Faber, Vanagon Ventures, ZOHO.VC, Prof. Mikko Möttönen, IQM, and QMill.

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Quint Computing Raises €9.1M Fundingfinsmes.com/2026/11/quint-computing-raises-e9-1m-funding.html
Quint Computing secures **€9.1 million** in funding to advance its superconducting quantum computing solutions. The Erlangen, Germany-based company specializes in developing quantum hardware for research and industrial applications.
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Quint Computing raises €9.1M to cut quantum error-correction overhead 100xtechfundingnews.com/quint-computing-9-1m-quantum-error-correction/
Quint Computing secures €9.1 million in funding to reduce the overhead of quantum error correction by up to 100-fold. The company targets the massive qubit gap—Google’s Willow uses 105 physical qubits, while a practical quantum computer may need around one million—by improving efficiency in error correction, a key bottleneck in scalable quantum systems.
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