UK Quantum Computing Firm OQC Raises €301M Series C To Scale Quantum-AI Platform
Jun 3, 2026 | By Team SR

OQC has raised an oversubscribed £260 million ($350M) Series C round, marking Europe’s largest private funding round for a quantum computing company.
SUMMARY
- OQC has raised an oversubscribed £260 million ($350M) Series C round, marking Europe’s largest private funding round for a quantum computing company.
The investment strengthens OQC’s position as one of the world’s best-capitalised quantum computing startups and supports the expansion of its deployed systems across key global markets.
The round was led by Bullhound Capital, with participation from the British Business Bank, Fynveur (advised by Invus), COFIDES, Rokos Capital Management’s RCM Private Markets Fund, Alpha Edison, Fulcrum Asset Management, Pentland Ventures, Magdalen College Oxford, Adaptive Capital Partners, Firgun Ventures, 18 West, and Oxford Capital.
Existing investors including Oxford Science Enterprises, SBI, Chevron Technology Ventures, The University of Tokyo Edge Capital Partners, and OTIF Ventures also joined. J.P. Morgan acted as exclusive placement agent.
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Founded in the UK, OQC (Oxford Quantum Circuits) develops superconducting quantum computers designed for deployment in data centre environments for enterprise and government customers. The company has built a global footprint with systems already deployed across the UK, US, Japan, and Spain.
OQC’s technology is being adopted across sectors such as financial services, defence and national security where demand is growing for secure and scalable quantum infrastructure capable of solving problems beyond classical computing limits.
The new funding will accelerate OQC’s global expansion and advance its roadmap toward fault-tolerant, commercially useful quantum computing. The company also continues to align with the UK’s national strategy to lead in quantum technologies and advanced computing.
Gerald Mullally, CEO of OQC, said: “This is a coming-of-age moment for British quantum computing. It shows that British companies can play a leading role in a technology that will shape all our futures. Globally, it represents a clear shift in the market – from long-term promise to near-term delivery in quantum computing. For OQC, this gives us the capital to scale internationally, advance our technology roadmap, and meet increasing demand from customers seeking secure, scalable access to quantum computing infrastructure.”
About Oxford Quantum Circuits
Founded in 2017 Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) is a UK-based quantum computing company building enterprise-ready quantum systems. It develops superconducting quantum computers designed to help organisations solve complex problems beyond classical computing limits, enabling new discoveries and advancing quantum capabilities for industries, research and global technological progress.






