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Company brief: Quantum Motion

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Brief dated 2026-11-03. Figures assembled on 2026-11-02 from the stored copies of the sources named in each section.

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Company and sources

Country
United Kingdom
SME in CORDIS
Yes
Technology areas of its EU projects
Quantum computing and simulation

Legal entities linked to this company after a review of name and country:

EU grants

Takes part in 2 EU-funded quantum projects. EU contribution received: EUR 550,126 (net EU contribution CORDIS records for the company in these projects; not the project budgets and not payments).

No EIC scheme is named by the CORDIS funding scheme of these projects.

EIC projects first, then the largest awards (whole project, all participants)
ProjectEIC schemeStartEU contribution to the project
QLSI: Quantum Large Scale Integretion in SiliconOther scheme2020-09-01EUR 14,666,144.75
DEMETER: A scalable semiconductor quantum computation platform based on Ge hole spin-qubits in rhombic quadruple quantum dots in strained Ge/SiGeOther scheme2023-01-01EUR 215,534.40

Source: CORDIS, Publications Office of the European Union, retrieved 2026-10-16.

Patent families

1 distinct quantum patent families, looked up on 2026-10-23.

Source: European Patent Office, Open Patent Services, by applicant name in the quantum CPC groups; derived counts only. A count is not a measure of patent quality or ownership.

Publications

50 works in quantum topics of the matched OpenAlex institution, looked up on 2026-10-22.

Source: OpenAlex, CC0; the institution is matched by name and country.

Infrastructure

Status: the deployment tracker names this company in no contract award.

Announced funding rounds

Announced rounds, newest first
DateType and statusAmountInvestors (organisations)Sources
2026-09-03Extension or further close
Closed
UndisclosedDCVC (lead), Kembara (lead), imec.ventures, Lansdowne Partners, Sony Innovation Fund, S3 Ventures, InkefQuantum Motion (Company press release, read 2026-10-23; Second body paragraph, beginning "This second close of the series C round")
Second close of the Series C; no amount stated.
2026-05-07Series C
Closed
USD 160,000,000
As announced: a $160 million Series C round
DCVC (lead), Kembara (lead), British Business Bank, Firgun Ventures, Oxford Science Enterprises, Inkef, Bosch Ventures, Porsche Automobil Holding SE, Parkwalk AdvisorsQuantum Motion (Company press release, read 2026-10-23; Opening paragraph, London, 7 May 2026; paragraph beginning "Alongside the new investors")
Closed, disclosed investment rounds, one line per currency
CurrencyTotal as announcedRounds
USDUSD 160,000,0001

Not added: 1 undisclosed, 0 not closed (targets, commitments and selections), 0 acquisitions or listings and 0 included in a later figure. Currencies are never converted or added together.

From grant to equity

First EU-funded quantum project
QLSI, Collaborative research, innovation or coordination action (Horizon 2020), started 2020-09-01; EUR 14,666,144.75 (EU contribution (maximum grant agreed), the whole project). Source: CORDIS.
First equity round recorded in the portal
2026-05-07, Series C, USD 160,000,000 (as announced: a $160 million Series C round). Sources: Quantum Motion (read 2026-10-23; Opening paragraph, London, 7 May 2026; paragraph beginning "Alongside the new investors")
Time between
68 months (5.7 years) from the start of the first project to the first equity round recorded in the portal. That round is later than Series A, so earlier rounds are missing from the rounds file and the journey is left out of the median.

Lab to market: method, limits and every journey

Not covered

  • Valuations, revenues, ownership stakes, cap tables and individual investors are not collected.
  • National grants, regional aid, loans and payments are not covered; EU figures are amounts awarded, not paid.
  • Use of infrastructure as a customer is not recorded; only a named supplier role in the deployment tracker is shown.
  • Nothing here is a rating, a recommendation or investment advice; figures are as published by their sources.