On 7 May 2026, London-based Quantum Motion announced a 160 million USD Series C round. The round was co-led by DCVC and Kembara, with participation from new investors British Business Bank and Firgun, alongside returning investors Oxford Science Enterprises, Inkef, Bosch Ventures, Porsche Automobil Holding SE and Parkwalk Advisors. The company said the financing will help commercialise its scalable and energy-efficient approach to quantum computing and support delivery of utility-scale, commercially viable quantum computers designed to fit inside existing standard data centres and racks.
About Quantum Motion Technologies
Quantum Motion is building utility-scale quantum computers using industry-standard silicon transistors. Its proprietary architecture uses a scalable array of qubits manufactured with the same silicon technology found in smartphones and computers, aiming to deliver scalable, cost-efficient and energy-efficient quantum computers that fit inside existing standard data centres.
London, United Kingdom
Read Company ProfileFrequently Asked Questions
What type of funding round did Quantum Motion Technologies raise?
Quantum Motion Technologies raised a series-c round.
How much did Quantum Motion Technologies raise in its series-c?
Quantum Motion Technologies raised $160,000,000 USD in its series-c.
When did Quantum Motion Technologies raise its series-c?
Quantum Motion Technologies raised its series-c on 2026-05-07.
Who invested in Quantum Motion Technologies's series-c?
The investors in Quantum Motion Technologies's series-c are: DCVC, Kembara, British Business Bank, Firgun, Oxford Science Enterprises, Inkef, Bosch Ventures, Porsche Automobil Holding SE, Parkwalk Advisors.
What type of investment was Quantum Motion Technologies's series-c?
Quantum Motion Technologies's series-c was a equity investment.
How will Quantum Motion Technologies use the funds from its series-c?
Quantum Motion Technologies plans to use the funds for: commercialise its scalable and energy-efficient approach to quantum computing.