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Q-CTRL Raises US$290 million to Scale AI-Driven Software and Quantum Navigation Deployment

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Q-CTRL has secured US$290 million (A$415 million) in Series C funding led by Salesforce Ventures, with significant participation from Bullhound Capital and Affinity Partners. The raise will scale its AI-driven software and expand global deployment of quantum navigation systems.

At a Glance

Q-CTRL

AustraliaTechnology
Raised
US$290 million
Round
Series C
Investors
17
Investors
Salesforce VenturesBullhound CapitalAffinity PartnersAMD VenturesEDGE GroupMPower PartnersAustralia’s National Reconstruction Fund CorporationSPARX Asset ManagementAlpha EdisonAlumni VenturesDCVCIn-Q-TelLockheed Martin VenturesMain SequenceRidgelineSalus VenturesSquare Peg
Target market
Quantum computing and sensing, commercial aviation, and autonomous vehicles
Use of funds
Scaling AI-driven software and expanding global deployment of quantum navigation systems

Key people

  • Michael J. Biercuk

    CEO and Founder

  • Robert Love

    CTO

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What is the latest news about Q-CTRL?

Q-CTRL has secured US$290 million (A$415 million) in Series C funding led by Salesforce Ventures, with significant participation from Bullhound Capital and Affinity Partners. The raise will scale its AI-driven software and expand global deployment of quantum navigation systems.

What does Q-CTRL do?

Founded in 2017 by Professor Michael J. Biercuk, Q-CTRL develops hardware-agnostic, AI-powered infrastructure software for quantum technology, serving markets including computing, sensing, and health.

How much did Q-CTRL raise?

Q-CTRL raised US$290 million in its Series C.

Who invested in Q-CTRL?

Investors named in this Series C include Salesforce Ventures, Bullhound Capital, Affinity Partners, AMD Ventures, EDGE Group, MPower Partners, Australia’s National Reconstruction Fund Corporation and SPARX Asset Management and 9 others.

How will Q-CTRL use the funding?

Q-CTRL plans to use the money for scaling AI-driven software and expanding global deployment of quantum navigation systems.

Where is Q-CTRL based?

Q-CTRL is based in Australia.

Who are the key people at Q-CTRL?

Key people named in this report: Michael J. Biercuk (CEO and Founder) and Robert Love (CTO).