We are excited to announce our investment into SEEQC - the first company to create digital chips to power full-stack quantum computing systems.
We’ve led the $30 million round together with Booz Allen Ventures with participation from SIP Captital, alongside existing investors EQT Ventures, M-Ventures (Merck), BlueYard Capital, FAM and Asset Management.
Current quantum computers are limited by physical hardware challenges and cryogenic requirements. Existing architecture requires complex, expensive and power-hungry mixed analogue and digital hardware and wiring, to manage control, readout, data processing, and error correction. SEEQC’s solution replaces today’s bulky, mixed analogue/digital room temperature quantum hardware with a single digital chip that, together with qubits, forms a full-stack quantum/classical processor.
SEEQC has become a go-to digital infrastructure partner for some of the industry's biggest players, including NVIDIA and BASF as well as NASA, the US Department of Energy, and leading academic institutions.
As our Managing Partner Marek Kiisa says, “SEEQC’s digital architecture is the missing link for scalable quantum computing. This capability will unlock quantum’s full potential for quantum AI, enterprise applications, and beyond. We’re delighted to be supporting John Levy, Oleg Mukhanov, Shu-Jen Han, Matthew Hutchings, and the whole team and we look forward to working closely with them as they scale up their impact and help expand their partnerships and customer relationships with Japan and other Asian locations”.
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