Oxford Ionics
Latest round
- Series A
Last raised
- Sep 2022
Total raised
- $33M
Investors
- 8
About Oxford Ionics
Based in Oxfordshire, UK, and founded in 2019 by Tom Harty and Chris Ballance, Oxford Ionics is an electrical, and electronics manufacturing company that develops quantum computers. The company creates quantum computers in which stable electronic states of charged atomic particles, referred to as 'ions,' are used to store qubits with quantum information transferred via an orchestrated motion of ions in a shared trap. The firm’s technology combines qubits, trapped ions, and a patented noiseless electronic qubit control technology to create high-performing quantum computers. The company intends to use the January 2023 funds to fuel its expansion and accelerate research and development, primarily through new hires.
Who invested in Oxford Ionics
8 investors across 2 rounds
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Who invested in Oxford Ionics?
Oxford Ionics has 8 investors on record across 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Oxford Ionics raised?
Oxford Ionics has raised 2 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Oxford Ionics last raise money?
Oxford Ionics's most recent round on record is a Series A, in Sep 2022.
What does Oxford Ionics do?
Based in Oxfordshire, UK, and founded in 2019 by Tom Harty and Chris Ballance, Oxford Ionics is an electrical, and electronics manufacturing company that develops quantum computers.
Where is Oxford Ionics headquartered?
Oxford Ionics is headquartered in Oxford, UK.
Which VCs invest in companies like Oxford Ionics?
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