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10 Jun 2026
On Monday, our partner Kirill Pyshkin, spoke on the main stage at this year’s London Tech Week.
Joining experts from NVIDIA, Dell, and UKRI for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of quantum computing and what comes next. From the UK’s £2 billion national commitment to the emerging role of hybrid quantum-classical architectures, the session covered a lot of ground.
A few things stood out:
→ Life sciences and finance are the sectors closest to real quantum advantage
→ Quantum won’t replace classical computing, it will work alongside it
→ Infrastructure readiness matters as much as hardware progress
We’ve put together a short summary of the session’s key themes and takeaways: LTW2026_Quantum_Session_Summary

5 Jun 2026
£260 million. The largest quantum Series C ever raised anywhere in the world. That’s what our portfolio company Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC), announced this week — and we couldn’t be more proud. As one of the few VC firms in the world solely dedicated to quantum technology, moments like this are exactly why we do […]
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21 May 2026
Last week our partner, Kirill Pyshkin joined “The Deeptech and Quantum Opportunity” panel at the London Venture Capital Network’s summit at the Guildhall. He was speaking alongside esteemed representatives from Parkwalk, Molten Ventures, Northern Gritstone, and Quantonation. Great to see the quantum ecosystem so well represented at London Venture Capital Week. The momentum is building. […]