CHF2 million to integrate quantum processors in high-performance computers
Qambria, a Steckborn-based startup founded in 2025, has closed a CHF2 million pre‑seed round led by Syntropy’s Frontier Investment Track and other investors, and received an additional CHF 850 000 grant from Innosuisse. The company builds a vendor‑neutral classical engine that removes bottlenecks between quantum processors and high‑performance computing nodes, aiming to make quantum computing practical and scalable. Qambria’s platform is designed to integrate quantum accelerators into standard HPC systems, supporting the development of advanced computational capabilities.
Qambria, a Steckborn-based startup founded in 2025, has closed a CHF2 million pre‑seed round led by Syntropy’s Frontier Investment Track and other investors, and received an additional CHF 850 000 grant from Innosuisse. The company builds a vendor‑neutral classical engine that removes bottlenecks between quantum processors and high‑performance computing nodes, aiming to make quantum computing practical and scalable. Qambria’s platform is designed to integrate quantum accelerators into standard HPC systems, supporting the development of advanced computational capabilities.
The investment and technology position Qambria as a key enabler for integrating quantum computing into Swiss high‑performance computing infrastructure, which is essential for advancing AI research and applications in Switzerland.
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