QuantWare Secures €27 Million to Enhance Quantum Processor Scalability
Amsterdam, Wednesday, 18 June 2025.
Invest-NL’s €1.2 million boost contributes to QuantWare’s €27 million funding, which aims to scale production of VIO-enabled quantum processors, supporting advances in quantum computing.
The Rise of Quantum Technology
QuantWare, a quantum computing startup based in Delft, Netherlands, has secured a total of €27 million in an oversubscribed Series A funding round aimed at revolutionizing the scalability of quantum processors with their VIO technology. This ambitious funding round received a significant contribution of €1.2 million from Invest-NL’s Deep Tech Fund [1][2].
VIO Technology: Expanding Horizons in Quantum Computing
QuantWare’s VIO (Via Interconnect Optimization) technology is designed to address the critical bottlenecks in scaling quantum processors. This breakthrough method allows for the development of processors with over one million qubits, vastly enhancing computing power and capabilities. The scalability brought by VIO is essential for tackling complex challenges such as climate modeling, materials research, and drug development [3][4].
Strategic Use of Funding
The newly raised funds are earmarked for scaling up chip production capabilities in Delft, expanding QuantWare’s team, and enhancing collaboration within the global quantum ecosystem. This move aligns with the company’s vision of being a frontrunner in delivering modular, customizable quantum processing units to a worldwide market [1][3][5].
Driving the Global Quantum Race
QuantWare positions itself as a leader in the quantum computing space by offering open-access processors that encourage flexibility and innovation. With customers across 20 countries, the company’s open architecture paradigm is setting new standards in the industry, facilitating broader access to high-performance quantum computing solutions [2][4].