Air Liquide invests in quantum-processing startup Quobly

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Summary

Air Liquide, through its corporate VC arm ALIAD, has invested in French startup Quobly, which develops quantum processors using established semiconductor manufacturing processes. The partnership aims to accelerate the shift from fundamental research to industrial-scale production and underscores Air Liquide’s role in the quantum technology ecosystem.

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Air Liquide S.A. (Paris) has announced an investment in the French startup Quobly, through the Group’s corporate venture capital arm, ALIAD. Quobly develops quantum processors using proven semiconductor manufacturing processes. This strategic partnership supports the shift from fundamental research to industrial-scale manufacturing. This investment underlines Air Liquide’s role as a key partner in the quantum […]

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Air Liquide invests in quantum-processing startup Quobly

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