Quantum Exponential

About

Global Leader in Portfolio Management of Quantum Technology Companies

Quantum Exponential is building a portfolio of investments in companies pioneering the use of world-leading quantum technologies in solving important problems such as climate change, health, defence, and food security. Our team of experts is using its unparalleled market knowledge and access to establish and nurture a global lead in quantum portfolio management.

Market Statistics

$42bn+

Government Investments To Date

$1.71bn

VC Money Invested To Date

$0.9-2tn

Economic Value of the Quantum Technology Market forecasted for 2035

Our Team

Meet your expert team

Internationally experienced team of finance professionals, entrepreneurs and scientists. The Quantum Exponential board and the Advisory Board have deep and highly relevant expertise as well as the network necessary to source relevant deal flow in the Americas, Europe and Asia.

Investors

Investor Information

We are a niche specialist – One of very few Quantum VC funds in the sector. With a world leading team of VC investors, quantum physicists, patent lawyers and former Government officials, we have cultivated a well-diversified exposure across all sub-sectors with uplifts to be proud of.

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25 Jun 2026

The US just made quantum a national priority

Two Executive Orders signed this week, one commits to building a quantum computer powerful enough for real scientific discovery by 2028. The other mandates federal agencies migrate to post-quantum cryptography by 2030, with hard deadlines and named accountability. Also, big things happening in Boston, MA this week, with the Quantum.Tech World summit seeing 1000+ innovators, […]

19 Jun 2026

Quantcore awarded this year’s qBIG prize

Congratulations to Quantcore on winning this year’s qBIG prize. We’re proud to support this award alongside the Institute of Physics, and it’s fantastic to see a company doing such important work in superconducting quantum hardware recognised in this way. Quantcore, a spin-out from the University of Glasgow, is developing processors, resonators and sensors using niobium-based […]

17 Jun 2026