Deep tech and semiconductor investors are bankrolling a homegrown leader in diamond-based quantum technology that could save the world time and energy.

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Quantum Brilliance, which makes quantum computing hardware using synthetic diamond qubits that work at room temperature in any setting, raised a $20M Series A

These applications span from advanced sensing to extreme edge computing, encompassing health and an array of robots, enabling the downsizing and ...http://dlvr.it/THNJqm

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Quantum Brilliance Secures $20M in Series A Funding for Diamond Quantum Technology

Quantum Brilliance GmbH said today it’s ready to begin mass production of its diamond-based quantum computers after closing on a $20 million early-stage round of funding. Today’s Series A round was led by the deep-technology fund Main Sequence, the U.S. venture capital firm In-Q-Tel and the Japanese investor Intervalley Ventures. Other participants include the Australian […] The post With $20M in funding, Quantum Brilliance wants to build a diam…

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With $20M in funding, Quantum Brilliance wants to build a diamond-encased mobile quantum computer - SiliconANGLE

Quantum Brilliance (QB), a leader in room-temperature diamond quantum technology, has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round. The investment includes contributions from global deep tech and semiconductor investors such as Main Sequence, In-Q-Tel (IQT), and Intervalley Ventures, National Reconstruction Fund Corporation (NRFC), Breakthrough Victoria (BV), Alium Capital Management, Investible, and Jelix Ventures. QB will use the funds to [.…

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Quantum Brilliance Secures $20 Million in Series A Funding to Advance Diamond Quantum Technology

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With $20M in funding, Quantum Brilliance wants to build a diamond-encased mobile quantum computer

Quantum technologies will receive a funding boost to help optimise energy networks through the second round of the Australian Government’s $36 million Critical Technologies Challenge Program (CTCP). Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic announced $5.25 million would be available for the feasibility stage of this round, with applications now open. The program is designed to propel demand for quantum technologies, demonstrate how
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