QuantrolOx Raises €12 Million to Automate Quantum Systems
The firm plans to use the Series A2 capital to accelerate international growth for its quantum hardware control software.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Quantum Computing
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Quantum software firm QuantrolOx has secured €12 million in a Series A2 funding round. The investment brings the company’s total funding to approximately €28 million as it continues to develop tools for industrializing quantum hardware.
Why it matters
By automating manual control processes for various quantum hardware architectures, QuantrolOx aims to accelerate the transition from experimental research to scalable quantum computing operations.
The firm provides software designed to automate the manual control processes typically required to operate diverse quantum computer hardware architectures.
The players
QuantrolOx
A Finland-based software company developing tools to automate the control of quantum hardware across multiple architectures.
IW Capital
The investment firm that led the Series A2 funding round for the quantum software developer.
The details
QuantrolOx builds software aimed at industrializing quantum computing by removing the need for manual configuration of hardware control systems. The technology interfaces with various quantum processor types to streamline operations and support personnel training. By automating these control loops, the company intends to reduce the complexity inherent in managing quantum systems across different hardware environments.
Timeline
October 30, 2026: The funding announcement was published.
The Tech Race
This development marks a push to standardize the software layer that sits between quantum processors and users, an area critical to moving quantum systems beyond experimental benches. The company’s focus on automating control loops positions it against various internal hardware-specific stacks being developed by major quantum computing vendors.
The funding is earmarked to drive commercial growth and international expansion, though the company has not specified a timeline for new product releases. Research facilities and organizations managing diverse quantum hardware may see improved integration capabilities as the firm scales its operations.
The takeaway
QuantrolOx is scaling the software layer necessary to move quantum computing into an industrial operational phase. Watch for upcoming announcements regarding the company's expansion into its new Berkeley office and further technical integrations with major quantum hardware platforms.
Further reading
For more on how infrastructure is evolving to support quantum hardware, see our latest coverage on Quantum Computing.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Evertiq.
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