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Germany’s Quint Raises 9.1 Million Euros to Develop Quantum Chips With Fewer Errors
Insider Brief German quantum computing startup Quint has raised 9.1 million euros in its first funding round to develop chips designed to reduce errors and lower the cost of building reliable quantum computers, Handelsblatt reported. The financing, secured a little more than a year after the company’s founding, was led by Vsquared Ventures. Participants included […]
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