Coherence Quantum has raised €2.78m in seed funding, led by Lifeline Ventures. The Espoo-based company is building cryogenic signalling and control hardware for larger quantum computers.
Evertrace spotted Aashish Sah, co-founder of Coherence Quantum, 116 days before the funding announcement.
Before the round
| Evertrace detected the signal | 26 June 2026 |
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| Funding announced | 20 October 2026 |
| Time before the announcement | 116 days |
On 26 June 2026, Evertrace detected the first signal of company formation for Aashish Sah. That was 116 days before Coherence Quantum's funding announcement.
Coherence Quantum comes from the Quantum Computing and Devices group at Aalto University.
What they’re building
As quantum processors grow, the wiring and control systems around them become a bottleneck. Coherence Quantum is developing an integrated cryogenic signalling and control platform to address this.
It starts with signal conditioning and aims at denser interfaces and more integrated cryogenic control. The technology builds on more than two years of research and prototype testing at Aalto University.
The round
Lifeline Ventures led the €2.78m seed round, with angel investor Mårten Mickos. Coherence Quantum will use the funding to set up a laboratory in Espoo, develop its first product prototypes and manufacturing processes, continue its research and grow the team.
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