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Quantum computing VC programs

8 VC programs focused on quantum computing. 2 are taking applications now. Most do not pay a stipend.

8 programs2 open now2 fully remote8 hosts

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8 programs

Quantum Landing Pad (Munich) logoIncubator

TUM Venture Labs

A free soft-landing program helping international quantum companies set up in Munich and Bavaria.

Location
Munich, Germany
Terms
Unpaid
iQuHACK (MIT Quantum Hackathon) logoCompetition

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (iQuISE)

MIT's annual quantum hackathon, the largest of its kind, with in-person and online tracks.

Location
Cambridge, MA, USA and remote
LQD VC Fellowship logoFellowship

Innovation Forum

Empowering PhD students and postdocs with venture capital education.

Location
London, UK

What it looks like

Programs are how most people get into the startup world: fellowships, accelerators, scout programs, internships and more. Each one sets its own terms for who gets in, how long it runs and what it pays.

The programs here name quantum computing as a focus. Some cover other sectors too.

Questions people ask

Which quantum computing VC programs are open now?

2 of the 8 are taking applications now, including QHack Quantum Coding Championship and Quantum Landing Pad (Munich). Open programs are listed first above.

Do quantum computing VC programs pay?

0 of the 8 pay a stipend and 2 are unpaid. The other 6 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.

Can I join quantum computing VC programs remotely?

2 of the 8 run fully remotely, 1 mix remote and in-person time, and 1 run in person. 4 do not say.

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