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Company Profile
Atom Computing builds neutral-atom quantum computers aimed at fault-tolerant, commercial-scale quantum computing.
Founded 2018Berkeley, CA$300M+ raised
Investors
Third Point VenturesDCVCCisco InvestmentsInnovia CapitalBerkeley Frontier FundAlumni VenturesCaruso Ventures
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from our coverageAtom Computing FAQ
- How much has Atom Computing raised?
- Atom Computing has raised approximately $300M+ in total funding to date.
- Is Atom Computing publicly traded?
- No. Atom Computing is privately held.
- Who are Atom Computing's investors?
- Atom Computing's investors include Third Point Ventures, DCVC, Cisco Investments, Innovia Capital, Berkeley Frontier Fund, Alumni Ventures, Caruso Ventures.
Coverage Timeline
newest first- Jun 18, 2026FUNDINGAtom Computing Raises $100M Series C to Scale Neutral-Atom Quantum Machines$100M→
- Jun 18, 2026FUNDINGAtom Computing Raises $100M From Third Point for Neutral-Atom Quantum$100M→
- Jun 16, 2026FUNDINGAtom Computing Raises $100M Series C -- Plus a $100M U.S. Commerce LOI -- for Fault-Tolerant Quantum$300M+→
All Coverage
FUNDING$100M
Atom Computing Raises $100M Series C to Scale Neutral-Atom Quantum Machines
Atom Computing raised a $100 million Series C led by Third Point Ventures to advance its neutral-atom quantum computers. The round lands as quantum re-enters the venture spotlight on the back of error-correction progress and the prospect that quantum and AI compute could become complementary parts of the same buildout.
FUNDING
Atom Computing Raises $100M From Third Point for Neutral-Atom Quantum
FUNDING$100M
Atom Computing Raises $100M From Third Point for Neutral-Atom Quantum
Atom Computing raised $100 million led by Third Point Ventures to advance its neutral-atom quantum computers. The round is part of a 2026 resurgence in quantum funding as the field inches from research milestones toward commercially useful machines.
FUNDING
Atom Computing Raises $100M Series C -- Plus a $100M U.S. Commerce LOI -- for Fault-Tolerant Quantum
FUNDING$300M+
Atom Computing Raises $100M Series C -- Plus a $100M U.S. Commerce LOI -- for Fault-Tolerant Quantum
Atom Computing announced more than $300 million in total funding to accelerate commercial-scale fault-tolerant quantum computers -- a $100 million Series C led by Third Point Ventures plus a signed $100 million letter of intent from the U.S. Department of Commerce. The neutral-atom developer is racing to deliver on-premises quantum systems for enterprise and government customers.