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QuintessenceLabs raised $20 million in a funding round led by the National Reconstruction Fund. This funding will be used to expand manufacturing facilities and enhance international presence.

Apr 04, 20253 months ago

Amount Raised

$20 Million

CanberraSecurity

Investors

TelusInter Valley VenturesMain SequenceNational Reconstruction Fund

Description

Canberra-based tech company QuintessenceLabs leads the funding round-up this week, with a $20 million funding round led by the federal government’s National Reconstruction Fund (NRF). According to the Australian Financial Review, the NRF is contributing $15 million to the round, which QuintessenceLabs says will support plans to expand its manufacturing facilities and international presence. A number of existing investors also participated in the round, including CSIRO-backed Main Sequence, InterValley Ventures, and the venture arm of Canadian telecommunications company Telus. Founded in 2005 by Dr Vikram Sharma, QuintessenceLabs specialises in quantum-enhanced cyber security tools.

Company Information

Company

QuintessenceLabs

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

About

QuintessenceLabs is the leader in quantum-enhanced cybersecurity. We provide enterprises with the strongest data protection today, preparing them for a quantum-safe tomorrow. Products from QuintessenceLabs combine world class security expertise with advanced science to create high-value technology, including a quantum-based random number generator, a high-performance, interoperable key and policy manager and a broad range of strong encryption solutions. They support data in use, in motion or at rest, and for systems on-premise, in the cloud or hybrid infrastructure.

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