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Quanfluence's $10 million raise signals significant progress in the photonic quantum computing sector, specifically targeting the integration of custom chips, control electronics, and software into a scalable full-stack system. With early processors targeted for 2027, this funding addresses critical hardware challenges like low-loss coupling and aims to transition quantum technology from experimental prototypes to commercially viable machines.

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Quanfluence lands $10 million to build a full photonic quantum computer

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 7, 20263 min read

Quanfluence raises USD 10 million led by Chiratae Ventures to build a full-stack photonic quantum computer. The capital will be deployed to build Quanfluence’s full-stack photonic quantum computer, bringing together indigenously designed photonic chips, control electronics and the software layer into a single system.

Bengaluru-based deep technology company Quanfluence secured USD 10 million in a funding round led by Chiratae Ventures to build a full-stack photonic quantum computer. The investment will support development of the company’s integrated system, combining custom photonic chips, control electronics and software, with early processors planned for 2027. “Our goal at Quanfluence has never been to build a…

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