Q-CTRL
Latest round
- Series B
Last raised
- Oct 2024
Total raised
- $132M
Investors
- 22
About Q-CTRL
Based in New South Wales, Australia, and founded in 2017 by Michael Biercuk, Q-Ctrl Pty Ltd. operates as a software company that develops performance measurement software that enables users to design and deploy controls to suppress errors in quantum computers. Q-CTRL Pty. Ltd. is a developer of quantum technology software that addresses fundamental issues in the field of hardware error and instability. The company's quantum computing tool employs a new generation of quantum sensors and Q-CTRL to shape every application of quantum technology, allowing users to deliver the highest performance error-correcting and suppressing techniques in the world, as well as a unique capability to accelerate the pathway through AI-driven error suppression embedded within quantum algorithms.
Who invested in Q-CTRL
22 investors across 4 rounds
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Who invested in Q-CTRL?
Q-CTRL has 22 investors on record across 4 venture rounds. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Q-CTRL raised?
Q-CTRL has raised 4 venture rounds. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Q-CTRL last raise money?
Q-CTRL's most recent round on record is a Series B, in Oct 2024.
What does Q-CTRL do?
Based in New South Wales, Australia, and founded in 2017 by Michael Biercuk, Q-Ctrl Pty Ltd.
Where is Q-CTRL headquartered?
Q-CTRL is headquartered in Chippendale, Australia.
Which VCs invest in companies like Q-CTRL?
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