Toshiba

Company 6502

Last mentioned: Feb 18, 2026

Timeline

  1. Fund II Final Close

    Quantonation II closes at €220 million with backing from Toshiba and other institutional LPs.

  2. Portfolio Expansion

    Key investments in companies like Pasqal and Nord Quantique demonstrate the firm's hardware focus.

  3. Fund I Close

    Quantonation closes its first flagship fund at €91 million.

  4. Quantonation Founded

    The firm is established as the first VC fund dedicated to quantum technologies.

Stories mentioning Toshiba 4

markets Bullish

Quantonation Closes €220M Quantum Fund as Strategic Deep-Tech Interest Surges

Paris-based Quantonation Ventures has finalized its second flagship fund at €220 million, marking one of Europe's largest dedicated vehicles for quantum computing and deep physics. The fund, backed by strategic partners including Toshiba, signals a shift from speculative research toward industrial-scale commercialization in the quantum sector.

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funding Bullish

Quantonation Closes €220M Quantum Fund as Deep-Physics Interest Surges

French venture capital firm Quantonation has finalized its second flagship fund at €220 million, aimed at scaling early-stage quantum computing and deep-physics startups. Backed by strategic investors like Toshiba, the fund signals a maturing European ecosystem for high-complexity hardware and sensing technologies.

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funding Bullish

Quantonation Closes €220M Quantum Fund as Deep-Physics Interest Surges

French venture capital firm Quantonation has successfully closed its second flagship fund at €220 million, targeting early-stage investments in quantum computing and deep-physics technologies. Backed by strategic partners including Toshiba, the fund aims to accelerate the commercialization of physics-first innovations across the global deep-tech ecosystem.

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cybersecurity Bullish

Quantonation Closes €220M Quantum Fund Amid Rising Security Stakes

French venture capital firm Quantonation has finalized its second flagship fund at €220 million, making it the largest dedicated quantum investment vehicle in Europe. Backed by strategic partners including Toshiba, the fund aims to accelerate the commercialization of quantum technologies that will redefine global encryption and secure communications.

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