Quantum Machines announced the acquisition of Dutch company QHarbor and the opening of a new office in Delft, the Netherlands. The acquisition strengthens QM’s hybrid quantum platform and expands its presence in Europe. The QHarbor team will form the foundation of QM’s Delft office and contribute to software-defined experimentation, data management, and system-level integration for quantum computing. No acquisition amount or valuation was disclosed in the text.
About QHarbor
QHarbor is a data storage and visualisation software platform designed for physics researchers and data driven scientists. It provides a secure, structured repository for measurement data, ensuring compliance with data management best practices.
Delft, Netherlands
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What type of funding round did QHarbor raise?
QHarbor raised a acquisition round.
When did QHarbor raise its acquisition?
QHarbor raised its acquisition on 2026-05-05.
Who invested in QHarbor's acquisition?
The investors in QHarbor's acquisition are: Quantum Machines.
What type of investment was QHarbor's acquisition?
QHarbor's acquisition was a equity investment.
How will QHarbor use the funds from its acquisition?
QHarbor plans to use the funds for: expand European presence, support software platform expansion, research and development, software-defined experimentation, data management, system-level integration for quantum computing.