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Oxford Quantum Circuits has secured a record-breaking £260 million Series C, marking the largest private capital raise for a European quantum computing entity to date. This funding, anchored by the British Business Bank and led by Bullhound Capital, will primarily drive the global scaling of their superconducting quantum infrastructure. For the industry, this milestone signals robust institutional confidence in the commercial viability of superconducting qubit architectures outside of North America.

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Oxford Quantum Circuits Closes £260 Million ($350 Million USD) Series C Round to Scale Superconducting Quantum Infrastructure Globally

Quantum Computing ReportJune 3, 20264 min read

UK-headquartered hardware developer Oxford Quantum Circuits has finalized an oversubscribed £260 million ($350 million) Series C funding round, representing the largest private capital raise for a quantum computing entity in European history. Led by Bullhound Capital, the financing loop includes public and private institutional tranches from the British Business Bank (contributing a £100 million anchor [...] The post Oxford Quantum Circuits Closes £260 Million ($350 Million USD) Series C Round to Scale Superconducting Quantum Infrastructure Globally appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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