QuantrolOx Raises €12 Million for Quantum Control Software

Oct 22, 2026
University of Oxford spinout QuantrolOx raised €12 million in Series A funding to expand its quantum computer tuning and control software.

QuantrolOx, a University of Oxford quantum software spinout headquartered in Finland, raised €12 million in Series A funding, Tech.eu reports. IW Capital led the round, with participation from the European Innovation Council Fund and Transpose Capital.

QuantrolOx develops machine learning software that automates the tuning and control of quantum computers across different hardware architectures. The company says published research showed its software tuned quantum devices in less than 70 minutes, beating the best human benchmark.

The company will use the funding to accelerate commercial growth and expand its work in the US. Existing investors include Hoxton Ventures and Arm cofounder Hermann Hauser.

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