SandboxAQ Secures Investment from Google, Nvidia, and Others

SandboxAQ, an Artificial Intelligence and quantum computing startup, raises additional funding from major tech players including Google and Nvidia.

Alphabet spinoff SandboxAQ, an emerging startup in the Artificial Intelligence and quantum computing sector, has secured additional investment from major tech giants like Google and Nvidia. The company, focusing on developing commercial products for sectors such as telecom and healthcare, is channeling its efforts into combining the power of Artificial Intelligence and quantum computing.

SandboxAQ aims to leverage the synergies between AI and quantum technologies to enhance products in computationally demanding industries. The recent Series E raise features key investors such as Ray Dalio and firms like Horizon Kinetics and BNP Paribas. These funds will further power SandboxAQ´s mission to create enterprise software tools and cybersecurity solutions related to quantum computing.

Alphabet initially spun off SandboxAQ from its internal quantum tech group in March 2022. Since then, the company has attracted significant investment from entities including Breyer Capital and T. Rowe Price Associates, augmenting its status as a formidable player in both quantum and AI domains.

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