GÖRG advised German quantum computing start-up Quint Computing on all legal aspects of its first funding round, which raised €9.1 million. The Erlangen-based company has secured the largest initial funding round to date in the German quantum computing sector. In addition, Quint Computing is receiving a grant of €2.2 million from the European Innovation Council (EIC).
The funding round was led by Vsquared Ventures. Other investors include Quantonation, Nucleus Capital, Faber, Vanagon Ventures and ZOHO.VC, as well as quantum technology expert Mikko Möttönen.
Quint Computing intends to use the capital raised to accelerate technological development and pioneer the first industrial applications. To this end, the company plans to expand its team to 40 employees by 2028.
Quint Computing was founded in 2025 as a spin-off from the Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. The company is developing a patented architecture for superconducting quantum chips designed to reduce errors at the hardware level. This is intended to improve the reliability and performance of quantum computers whilst simultaneously reducing the resources required for error correction. In the long term, Quint Computing aims to enable the development of high-performance and economically scalable quantum computers. The company sees particular potential for applications in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries.
GÖRG advised Quint Computing on all legal aspects of the funding round. The team was led by Munich-based partner Sebastian Frech.
Advisors Quint Computing GmbH
GÖRG Partnerschaft von Rechtsanwälten mbB
Sebastian Frech (Lead, Partner, Venture Capital, Munich)
Max Zeisler (Senior Associate, Venture Capital, Munich)
Dr Ricardo Vocke-Kerkhof (Senior Associate, IP/IT, Cologne)
Nadine Mayer (Senior Associate, Labour and Employment Law, Munich)
Judith Burggraf, LL.M. (Associate, Venture Capital, Munich)
