Samsung, UAE funds lead US$55m investment in quantum startup

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IonQ taps big venture funds.

Samsung, UAE funds lead US$55m investment in quantum startup
US quantum computing startup IonQ said on Tuesday it raised US$55 million in a funding round that was led by venture funds backed by Samsung Electronics and the government of the United Arab Emirates. With the investments from Samsung Catalyst Fund and Mubadala Capital, Maryland-based IonQ said ...

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