Quobly has announced €21 million ($23.7 million USD) in funding to accelerate the industrialization of its Q100T project, a silicon-based quantum processor with 100 physical qubits. The package includes a €15 million (17 million USD) grant from Bpifrance under the France 2030 program and €6 million in co-investment from Quobly’s own equity.
The processor will be manufactured on 300 mm FD-SOI wafers, aligning with standard semiconductor industry tools and processes. Quobly’s technology builds on 15 years of research from CEA and CNRS and has already demonstrated spin qubits on 300 mm wafers. The goal is to transition from research prototypes to scalable production within existing foundry infrastructure.
The company has partnered with STMicroelectronics for industrial support and appointed former Airbus VP Philippe Delmas as Board Chair. Production-readiness is targeted by 2027, positioning the Q100T project within France’s broader strategy to develop domestic quantum manufacturing capabilities.
Full announcement here.
May 22, 2025
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