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Quantum Machines raises $170M, says it’s working with more than half of all quantum computing companies
Quantum computing remains a holy grail in the world of technology, but with some important breakthroughs in the last several months, investors are betting
“We serve every category of company in the field,” he said in an interview, “large corporates, startups building quantum computers, national labs globally, and universities.” Sivan declined to name any of those specific customers — although the list of tech companies backing it might be a good hint — but he added that its hundreds of clients also include companies that are not owners or developers of quantum computers themselves, but banks and others that are running research on third-party machines, in the cloud, and use Quantum Machines to keep that work on track. Before TechCrunch, Ingrid worked at paidContent.org, where she was a staff writer, and has in the past also written freelance regularly for other publications such as the Financial Times.
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