Quantum computing company lands $230M in funding
- QuEra Computing announced it has completed a funding round exceeding $230 million, with investments from Google's Quantum AI and SoftBank Vision Fund, among others.
- The startup plans to use the funding to develop fault-tolerant quantum computing technology and aims to build a useful fully-quantum computer in the next three to five years.
- QuEra's COO, Yuval Boger, described the valuation as 'a very substantial increase' compared to previous rounds, estimating it to be around $400 million.
- QuEra aims to achieve 100 logical error-corrected qubits to create valuable applications for material science and optimization problems, according to Ory, a representative of the company.
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