SEEQC is a Superconducting Qubits company founded in 2019 and based in Elmsford, United States. It has raised $59.2M in total funding, most recently a Growth in 2025.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 14, 2025 | Growth | $30M | — | NordicNinja, Booz Allen Ventures |
| Sep 16, 2020 | Series A | $22.4M | — | EQT Ventures |
| Jan 1, 2019 | Seed | $6.8M | — | BlueYard Capital |
SEEQC and Nvidia pair chip-level control processing with GPU decoding for simulated quantum error correction.

SEEQC and Nvidia demonstrate a digital pre-decoder that cuts quantum error correction latency and error rate by 50%.

SEEQC demonstrates a digital link that speeds up quantum error correction.

SEEQC simulation results show its chip-based pre-decoder paired with Nvidia Ising cuts quantum error-correction decoding time and logical error rates by about 50% versus Ising alone.
Cryogenic Single Flux Quantum digital chips that perform qubit readout, control, multiplexing, and error-correction logic at the same ultra-low temperatures as the qubits, collapsing racks of room-temperature electronics onto chips co-located with the QPU. Basis of the March 2025 demonstration with NVIDIA at GTC of the first end-to-end fully digital quantum-classical interface between a QPU and GPU—cutting error-correction latency to microseconds with ~1,000x less bandwidth—extended in 2025 to a digital interface system for scalable error correction with the UK's NQCC (September) and real-time quantum-GPU connectivity via NVIDIA NVQLink (October).
SEEQC's first-generation reference-class full-stack superconducting quantum computer, unveiled in Naples in April 2023 as Italy's first full-stack quantum computer. Cloud-accessible with SEEQC's firmware and software stack, it targets quality and speed, claiming roughly 4x lower error rates and native two-qubit gates up to 10x faster than systems publicly available over the cloud.
Multi-layer commercial superconductor chip foundry in Elmsford, New York, inherited in the 2019 spinout from Hypres and built on over $100 million of prior investment—one of the few commercial superconducting fabs in the world, used for SEEQC's own SFQ chips and foundry services for government and commercial customers.
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