French quantum computing start-up Quobly announces it has closed a €115 million Series A financing. The company says the funding is intended to accelerate the industrialization of its silicon-based quantum computers and to bring its first commercial product to market. Multiple outlets describe Quobly as pursuing a manufacturing approach that uses techniques similar to those for conventional semiconductor chip production. RFI frames the effort as aiming to make quantum computers cheaper by leveraging mainstream chip-manufacturing capabilities. PR Newswire reports the round’s size and location, with Quobly based in Grenoble, France, and the announcement dated June 3, 2026. Across the reports, the key points are consistent: Quobly secures €115 million in Series A funding and uses it to scale from development toward commercialization of silicon-based quantum computing hardware. The sources do not provide additional details on specific investors, terms of the financing, or detailed product specifications beyond the goal of releasing a first commercial product.