London-based deeptech startup Qoro Quantum has secured 750000 USD in pre-seed funding to advance its software infrastructure for distributed quantum computing. The company is developing an orchestration layer designed to integrate classical systems such as CPUs and GPUs with emerging quantum processors.
The investment will be directed toward expanding the company engineering team, supporting grant co-funding initiatives, and accelerating the rollout of its hybrid computing platform. By creating a unified execution layer, Qoro Quantum aims to streamline the development of hybrid applications that operate across heterogeneous hardware environments.
The platform is built to abstract backend complexity, allowing organizations to manage workload pipelines across multi-vendor clusters. This infrastructure focuses on enabling intelligent resource allocation as the industry transitions from experimental quantum setups to production-grade, scalable systems.
The investment will be directed toward expanding the company engineering team, supporting grant co-funding initiatives, and accelerating the rollout of its hybrid computing platform. By creating a unified execution layer, Qoro Quantum aims to streamline the development of hybrid applications that operate across heterogeneous hardware environments.
The platform is built to abstract backend complexity, allowing organizations to manage workload pipelines across multi-vendor clusters. This infrastructure focuses on enabling intelligent resource allocation as the industry transitions from experimental quantum setups to production-grade, scalable systems.