
Quobly
Quobly develops quantum computers built on industrial silicon semiconductor technology, using mature 300 mm wafer fabrication to produce chip-scale silicon spin qubits. The company's rack-scale systems integrate up to one million qubits and control electronics onto a coin-sized chip, designed for deployment in existing data-center infrastructure. Its first commercial product, Alloy Pioneer, is planned for cloud access in 2026 and HPC deployment in 2027.
- Quantum Computing
- Semiconductor
- Hardware
- Biotechnology
- Clean Technology
Funding
Raised to date
€134MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Est. $146.1Macross 2 rounds





+9€115M · Series A
Announced Jun 2026 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $146.1M
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
Current quantum computing hardware relies on specialized, low-volume manufacturing processes that are costly, difficult to scale, and incompatible with existing data-center infrastructure. This limits the availability of high-performance quantum systems for commercial and industrial applications.
Solution
Quobly develops quantum computers built on industrial silicon semiconductor technology, leveraging mature 300 mm wafer fabrication to produce chip-scale silicon spin qubits. By integrating up to one million qubits and control electronics onto a coin-sized chip, the company creates modular, rack-scale systems that can be installed in standard data-center racks. The silicon platform enables fault-tolerant operation with qubit frequencies around 1 MHz and supports quantum error correction, delivering high-performance computing while keeping costs comparable to conventional semiconductor products. Quobly's fully integrated approach combines hardware, control electronics, and software to provide a turnkey quantum solution ready for real-world workloads in chemistry, materials science, optimization, and logistics.
Target Audience
Primary customers are enterprises and research organizations that require high-performance quantum computing for applications in chemistry, materials science, optimization, and logistics, as well as data-center and HPC operators seeking to add quantum capabilities to their existing infrastructure.
Features
- Silicon spin qubits fabricated on 300 mm wafers using FD-SOI technology and mature semiconductor manufacturing processes
- Coin-sized chip integrating up to 1M qubits and on-chip control electronics
- Modular rack-scale quantum system designed for deployment in existing data-center and HPC infrastructures
- Qubit operation at ~1 MHz with readiness for quantum error correction (QEC)
- Scalable production of thousands of identical chips to meet industrial volume requirements
- End-to-end integration of hardware, control stack, and software for turnkey deployment
- Alloy Forge, a quantum application development environment for building and validating applications under realistic hardware constraints
- Alloy Pioneer, the first product in the Alloy line, designed for early adopters in HPC and research environments