Quint Computing secures €9.1 million for quantum processor development

The startup is developing an architecture for fault-tolerant quantum computers and has separately received a €2.2 million European Innovation Council grant. According to RuntimeWire, Vsquared led the funding round, and Quint’s superconducting processor is designed to suppress most errors directly in hardware rather than leaving them unaddressed.

• RuntimeWire identifies Quint as an FAU spinout founded in October 2025.

Covered by 2 publishers within 7 hours of the first report.

• HPCwire: Quint Computing Raises €9.1M to Advance Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing

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RTW RuntimeWire Quint Computing raises funding to tackle errors in quantum chips · RuntimeWire Staff 3:48 AM

HPC HPCwire Quint Computing Raises €9.1M to Advance Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing · Andrew Jolly 10:37 AM

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