Aliroquantum
Boston, US · 8 known investors
Aliro provides a full-stack software platform for quantum networking, including simulation, orchestration, and operating system solutions that enable enterprises and government agencies to plan and deploy quantum networks for applications like QPU interconnection and quantum-secured communications. The company serves financial services, defense, telecom, and utility customers seeking to operationalize quantum networking infrastructure.
CybersecurityDeep TechEnterprise SoftwareQuantum Computing
Founders & leadership
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Michael CubedduinCo-Founder & Chief Technology Officer
Investors · 8
Bantam GroupWestwood
Crosslink CapitalSan Francisco · $1M – $9M
Flybridge Capital PartnersNew York · $250K – $10M
Gutbrain VenturesBostonvia Robert Davoli · inferred
iGlobe PartnersSingapore · $600K – $6M
Samsung NextSan Jose · $100K – $5M
Blumberg Capitalreported · 2 sourcesMiami · $500K – $5M
Gradient Venturesreported · 2 sourcesSan Francisco · $100K – $10M
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$6M disclosed across 1 of 2 rounds · 2025
- $6MSeedOct 2025 · 2 sources
Blumberg Capital (lead), Gradient Ventures (lead)
Source ↗ - Undisclosed amountSeries AJan 2025Source ↗
Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Competitors · 5
by search overlapThequantuminsider126 shared keywordsThe Quantum Insider is a newsroom and intelligence platform for the quantum technology sector, publishing daily news on capital markets, research, and policy alongside a dataset tracking companies, investors, patents, and funding rounds. It serves enterprises, investors, and governments with company profiles, funding data, patent/research mapping, advisory services, and diligence intelligence.
Quandela122 shared keywordsQuandela develops photonic quantum computers based on quantum-dot single-photon sources, offered as modular, cloud-accessible and on-premises platforms (including its MosaiQ platform and Prometheus single-photon source) plus the open-source Perceval development toolkit. It also runs a Quantum Acceleration Program to help enterprises across sectors such as cybersecurity, logistics, automotive/aerospace, pharmaceuticals, chemistry, energy, and finance adopt quantum computing.
QuEra Computing120 shared keywordsQuEra develops neutral-atom quantum computers, building both the quantum hardware and the classical control systems that operate them, along with related software and applications. It serves enterprise customers, high-performance computing centers, and government agencies worldwide, including deployments in Japan's national quantum program.
Netezza107 shared keywordsIBM is a global technology company whose business spans enterprise software (including Red Hat, HashiCorp, and Confluent), IT infrastructure such as mainframes, servers, and storage, and IT consulting services. The company is also investing heavily in quantum computing and AI-based enterprise offerings, including its Lightwell open-source software security clearinghouse and the Anderon quantum wafer foundry.
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Non-dilutive funding · 5 SBIR/STTR awards
Federal grants — no equity taken| Agency | Phase | Year | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| National Science Foundation | Phase ISTTR | 2021 | $255.7K |
| U.S. Air ForceAir Force | Phase ISTTR | 2021 | $50K |
| U.S. Air ForceAir Force | Phase ISTTR | 2021 | $50K |
| U.S. Air ForceAir Force | Phase ISTTR | 2020 | $148.2K |
| U.S. Air ForceAir Force | Phase ISTTR | 2020 | $148.2K |
Source: SBIR.gov award data (U.S. Small Business Administration). SBIR/STTR awards are competitive federal R&D grants and contracts — non-dilutive capital alongside any venture rounds above.
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- What does Aliroquantum do?
- Aliro provides a full-stack software platform for quantum networking, including simulation, orchestration, and operating system solutions that enable enterprises and government agencies to plan and deploy quantum networks for applications like QPU interconnection and quantum-secured communications. The company serves financial services, defense, telecom, and utility customers seeking to operationalize quantum networking infrastructure.
- Who founded Aliroquantum?
- Aliroquantum was founded by Michael Cubeddu.
- Who are Aliroquantum's investors?
- Aliroquantum's investors include Bantam Group, Crosslink Capital, Flybridge Capital Partners, Gutbrain Ventures, iGlobe Partners, Samsung Next, Blumberg Capital, Gradient Ventures.
- How much funding has Aliroquantum raised?
- Aliroquantum has disclosed $6M raised across 1 of its 2 known rounds.
- Where is Aliroquantum headquartered?
- Aliroquantum is headquartered in Boston, US.