Quobly 00e2 0082 00ac115M Series A Financing
Analysis based on 22 articles · First reported Jun 02, 2026 · Last updated Jun 15, 2026
The successful Series A financing for Quobly, led by major industrial and sovereign investors, is expected to significantly boost the quantum computing sector, particularly in Europe. This investment validates the silicon-based approach to quantum computing, potentially accelerating the development and commercialization of scalable quantum systems and creating new opportunities for companies in the semiconductor and high-performance computing industries. The involvement of STMicroelectronics and SEALSQ Corp also signals a growing trend towards integrating quantum technologies with existing semiconductor manufacturing and post-quantum security solutions, which could drive innovation and investment across the technology supply chain.
Quobly, a French quantum computing company, has successfully closed a 00e2 0082 00ac115 million Series A financing round to accelerate the industrialization of its silicon-based quantum computers. The funding, led by France — Bpifrance, SEALSQ Corp, and STMicroelectronics, with participation from the European Council (EIC Fund), Blast, ALIAD (Air Liquide Venture Capital), and Innovacom, aims to bring Quobly's first commercial product to market by the end of 2026. This investment will support continued R&D, industrialization efforts, and international commercial expansion. Quobly's approach leverages FD-SOI technology on 300mm wafers, utilizing established semiconductor manufacturing processes to address scalability, yield, and reproducibility challenges in quantum computing. The company plans to deploy its first commercial quantum computer, Alloy Pioneer, through the cloud in 2026, with subsequent deployment into HPC infrastructures in 2027. This financing follows Quobly's 00e2 0082 00ac19 million seed phase and a 00e2 0082 00ac21 million raise in 2025, during which it demonstrated the feasibility of developing silicon qubits within semiconductor manufacturing processes. Key figures like Maud Vinet (CEO of Quobly), Laurent Malier (STMicroelectronics), Gwena 00ebl Hamon (France — Bpifrance), and Carlos Moreira (CEO of SEALSQ Corp) emphasized the strategic importance of this investment for advancing quantum computing and ensuring Europe's technological autonomy. Carlos Moreira will also join Quobly's Board of Directors.
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