What is Quantum Machines?
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel, Quantum Machines specializes in the development of comprehensive infrastructure designed to facilitate the next generation of quantum computing. The company addresses the fundamental challenges of quantum control and orchestration, enabling researchers and developers to run complex algorithms with unprecedented efficiency. By bridging the gap between theoretical quantum research and practical, scalable application, Quantum Machines has established itself as a foundational entity in the global quantum technology landscape. Its market position is defined by its ability to provide the necessary control layers that allow quantum processors to operate at their full potential, effectively serving as the operating system for quantum hardware.
How much funding has Quantum Machines raised?
Quantum Machines has raised a total of $263M across 4 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$5.5M
Series A
$17.5M
Series B
$70M
Series C
$170M
Angel/Seed (2018): $5.5M with participation from TLV Partners and Battery Ventures
Series A (2020): $17.5M, investors not publicly disclosed
Series B (2023): $70M supported by Qualcomm Ventures, Valor Equity Partners, Exor, Samsung NEXT, Atreides Management, TLV Partners, Meron Capital, Battery Ventures, Claridge Israel, Red Dot Capital Partners, and 2i Ventures
Series C (2025): $170M featuring PSG Equity, Red Dot Capital Partners, and Intel Capital
Key Investors in Quantum Machines
PSG Equity
Providence Strategic Growth Capital Partners L.L.C. is a private equity firm specializing in strategic growth investments across the media, communications, and information technology sectors.
Red Dot Capital Partners
An investment firm focused on supporting Israeli founders, Red Dot acts as a primary gateway for startups looking to scale their operations into the South East Asian and Japanese markets.
Intel Capital
The venture capital division of Intel, this firm invests in innovative startups targeting artificial intelligence, datacenter infrastructure, and next-generation compute technologies.
What's next for Quantum Machines?
With the successful closure of this latest financing round, Quantum Machines is well-positioned to accelerate its global expansion and deepen its R&D capabilities. The strategic focus will likely shift toward enhancing its existing infrastructure to support larger-scale quantum systems and fostering deeper integration with enterprise-level computing environments. As the quantum industry moves toward commercial viability, the company's ability to maintain its technological lead will be paramount. Future growth will likely involve expanding its footprint in key international markets and strengthening its ecosystem of partnerships with hardware manufacturers and research institutions, ensuring that its control solutions remain the industry standard for quantum development.
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