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🐓 We are proud to announce that Quobly has been selected for the 2025 French Tech 2030 cohort! This recognition by La French Tech highlights our mission to make quantum computing scalable and manufacturable, by leveraging silicon spin qubits built with proven semiconductor processes. Being part of French Tech 2030 means joining a community of deeptech innovators shaping France’s technological sovereignty, with tailored support, ecosystem engagement, and direct dialogue with policymakers to help accelerate industrial quantum computing. 👉 New French Tech 2030 promotion : https://lnkd.in/ehqzX3G2 Thank you to La French Tech, the Direction Générale des Entreprises, and all partners driving this collective effort. Congratulations to all fellow laureates. Let’s keep building the future of quantum together! #FrenchTech2030 #Quantum #MadeInFrance

In quantum computing, progress is often framed around qubit numbers, yet that metric tells only part of the story. After more than 20 years in quantum physics research, I’m convinced that the future won’t be decided by who has the most qubits, nor by connectivity or qubit quality alone, but by who can manufacture them at scale. Scalability will ultimately depend on something less visible, yet far more decisive: industrial manufacturability. The real challenge is not to perfect isolated qubits under ideal lab conditions, but to replicate millions of them reliably, with high yield, integrated control, and manufacturable architectures.   That is the perspective I brought when co-founding Quobly, where physicists and semiconductor engineers work hand in hand to turn quantum devices into something the industry can truly build. We develop silicon spin qubits using FD-SOI CMOS processes on 300 mm wafers, leveraging decades of semiconductor expertise rather than reinventing the industrial wheel.   Quantum computing is, and must remain, a multidisciplinary field, where physics and engineering meet. The future of quantum will be decided in fabs, not only in labs. #quantumcomputing https://lnkd.in/eRCwhMHp

Maud Vinet, ou l’histoire d’une dirigeante qui avait déjà un pied dans le quantique quand personne n’en parlait encore (ou presque) 🎙️ Il y a 25 ans, elle soutenait sa thèse. Depuis, elle a mené les programmes quantiques du CEA, lancé des technologies de pointe chez IBM et GlobalFoundries. Aujourd’hui ? Elle veut faire de Quobly le NVIDIA du quantique. Ambitieux ? Clairement. Le 27 novembre, Maud Vinet, CEO de Quobly, nous embarque dans les coulisses d’une aventure industrielle hors norme. Celle d'industrialiser l'ordinateur quantique basé sur le savoir-faire et l'écosystème régional du semi-conducteur Derrière cette aventure, il y a une histoire de résilience, de souveraineté technologique, et de choix industriels audacieux. 📅 Le 27 novembre à Grenoble, on vous propose de partager ces récits 👉 Galères, rebonds, réussites. 👉 Défis humains, levées de fonds, bon timing marché  👉 Et surtout, comment transformer une vision en réalité industrielle. Avec Maud, mais aussi les dirigeant·es de Vulkam, MinMaxMedical, UroMems, Limatech et Verkor réunis pour une table ronde que je co-animerai avec Florent Genoux Et débrifing autour d'un apéritif 🍸 Inscrivez-vous vite : https://lnkd.in/dXKQ8KNU 📍 ECM Technologies – Grenoble 🕕 Jeudi 27 novembre à 18h00 Merci à la @La French Fab pour leur implication dans cet événement. #StartupsIndustrielles #Quantique #Résilience #bpifrance #Grenoble

🇳🇴 Quobly at the French–Norwegian Day in Oslo to advance #quantum technologies. This week, Maud Vinet, Quobly CEO, and Jean-Charles BARBÉ, CTO, represented Quobly at the French–Norwegian Day, part of Oslo Innovation Week 2025. The event brought together leading figures from research, industry, and policy, and key industrial actors. Norway’s new national quantum strategy aims to strengthen research, infrastructure, and talent in quantum technologies. This aligns with Quobly’s industrial expertise in silicon-based quantum processors, demonstrating how complementary ecosystems can turn research into practical, scalable applications. Quobly is proud to contribute to these exchanges, connecting Grenoble, Oslo, and other centers of excellence to accelerate the deployment of industrial quantum solutions. Ambassade de France en Norvège, Chambre de Commerce Franco-Norvégienne, Oslo Science City, Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) Norsk kvanteklynge, Norges forskningsråd, NHO, SINTEF Digital, Kongsberg Discovery, CERN

Quobly Co-founder and CEO Maud Vinet will open Singapore Week of Innovation and Technology (SWITCH) with a panel discussion around FTQC Quantum algorithms & developments in Quantum Hardware. 🗓 29 October 2025 🕤 2:20 PM – 3:10 PM 📍 Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Join us there to connect, meet our Business Development Manager Joseph Mikael and collaborate! #SWITCH25

🇫🇷 🇺🇸 Quobly connects with Chicago’s #quantum ecosystem to foster global #innovation. Technological sovereignty doesn’t mean isolation, it grows through collaboration with the world’s most dynamic ecosystems.   During a recent visit to the United States, our co-founder and Chief Scientific and Innovation Officer, Tristan Meunier, met with leading quantum players in Chicago, including the University of Chicago, Polsky Center at the University of Chicago, Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park, Hyde Park Labs, and memQ.   Chicago stands out as a rising global quantum hub, combining academic excellence, industrial ambition, and strong financial momentum. Its energy and vision resonate with Quobly’s mission: transforming world-class research into scalable quantum technologies, rooted in Grenoble, the “Silicon Valley” of Europe.   We actively connect with leading innovation ecosystems worldwide to accelerate the transition from research to scalable quantum technologies.   Thank you to France Science, the Consulate General of France in Chicago, and all the partners who made this visit possible. Samir Mayekar, David Awschalom, jean-luc cambier, Preeti Chalsani, Ramya Koritala. #QuantumComputing

🇪🇺 🇫🇷 🇱🇺 European Quantum Computing: a strategic convergence in Luxembourg! Meeting at the Residence de France with Ambassador Christophe Bouchard. I had the honor of presenting the progress of Quobly: quantum computers based on silicon spin qubits, multicore architecture, integrated cryoelectronics. Great also to share common interests with expert teams in Luxembourg as Quantum computing is emerging as a key element in Luxembourg’s digital transformation. Luxembourg has been selected by EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) to host a semiconductor-based QPU at its high-performance computing center, Meluxina. Research is highly active, with experimental and theoretical work underway at the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST) and the University of Luxembourg. The quantum community in Luxembourg is organizing itself around the Quantum Shift Breakfasts initiated by Serge Borg. Quobly’s ambition is to ignite the quantum revolution and lead its industrial deployment. Together with Luxembourg, we aim at co-developing this transformation. ✅ We design and manufacture silicon spin qubit chips with millions of qubits, enabling real-world, large-scale applications: drug and catalyst discovery, energy grid optimization, and AI acceleration integrated into HPC environments. ✅ Luxembourg brings deep expertise in #HPC integration, industrial use cases, fundamental research, and quantum information talent. 🇪🇺 Europe is asserting its leadership in silicon-based quantum technologies. Quantum computing is becoming a strategic pillar of European digital #sovereignty. Many thanks to the Ambassade de France au Luxembourg, especially Thomas LOCATELLI, for their support. #QuantumComputing #Innovation #Europe Jean-Noël Barrot, Présidence de la République, Loïc Le Loarer

⚛️ Quantum is in the spotlight at the 3rd edition of tech&fest, on February 4–5, 2026 in Grenoble. A made-in Grenoble B2B event bringing together 20,000+ professionals, from industry leaders to researchers and investors, to explore innovation and future technologies. 🎟️ Free registration until October 31 via this link: 👉 https://lnkd.in/e6BfQma4 Quobly will be there, join us to talk quantum!

🎓 “Décantons le Quantique” - Université Lyon 1, France. Invited by ADIRA, our Project Manager Aisling Johnson joined the round table “Paroles d’industriels de l’informatique quantique” alongside Jean Senellart (Quandela). The discussion explored technological foundations, key challenges, and the growing momentum of the French quantum ecosystem, showing how industrial players are shaping the path toward scalable quantum computers. The second round table, dedicated to use cases, featured our partner BGene and its CEO Marie-Gabrielle Jouan, who shared valuable insights from the biotech sector. This collaboration perfectly illustrates how joint efforts between technology developers and end-users can turn quantum potential into tangible and sustainable innovation. At Quobly, we are building a strong, connected quantum ecosystem, from technology providers to end-users, while rapidly advancing applications and use cases through strategic partnerships and our new and dedicated Applications Department. We are always open to conversations with end-users. 💡 Share your challenges with us, they are the starting point for building relevant quantum solutions. #QuantumComputing #Innovation

Home to the 7th largest tech hub in the world, and a place where tech sovereignty is being built. Yes, this is Grenoble Alpes, the French Silicon Valley.   On September 30th, Quobly, represented by François H., had the opportunity to take part in a roundtable discussion on how Grenoble is driving technological sovereignty through the strength of its research and industrial ecosystem.   Quobly is proud to be part of this ecosystem that enables what very few can achieve: ➡️ Moving directly from research to industry to build QPUs. This is only possible because of the trust-based relationships forged over time between researchers, industry, and institutions.   🔬 Cutting-edge research at CEA-Leti, CNRS, and Université Grenoble Alpes 🏭 The rare presence of a local foundry for real hardware prototyping 🤝 A long-standing collaboration model that accelerates tech transfer 🚀 And a dynamic startup community supported by serious investors and public partners Grenoble is also a key factor in how we attract and retain top talent. It’s a win-win: We gain speed and clarity in a complex, emerging market and our partners benefit from bold industrial use cases and long-term collaboration.