QuantumCore
Designs and builds microchip sets for cryogenic and superconducting environments, including amplifiers that carry qubit readout signals from near absolute zero to room temperature.
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Source: qncor.caQuantumCore describes itself as “Building quantums backbone for a new era”, stating that “Our products unlock reliable qubit communication, stability, and scaling for tomorrows processors” and that “We engineer infrastructure designed for the next wave of quantum systems.” It says it enables “quantum companies and partners to achieve robust qubit performance, optimizing platforms and accelerating viable deployments across research, technology ecosystems, and beyond.”
Listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange under ticker QNCR on 14 April 2026, roughly six months after launching. newsfilecorp.com
Raised $10.7M in dilutive and non-dilutive funding within six months of its October 2025 launch, per the University of Waterloo. uwaterloo.ca
Acquired 100% of Avalanche PhotoniQ, a single-photon detector developer, for $2.0M in May 2026. newsfilecorp.com
Named an industry partner in an NSERC Alliance Quantum grant program with a total value of up to $1.7M - a program ceiling shared with partners, not a company award. newsfilecorp.com
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- Apr 24, 2026Funding
New Waterloo quantum startup gains fast momentum with $10.7 million in funding
QuantumCore, a University of Waterloo spin-off developing amplifiers for superconducting quantum computers, secured $10.7M in combined dilutive and non-dilutive funding.
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