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The BANA Angels angel syndicate invested in the Armenian startup BlueQubit, which develops software for quantum computing. The company was founded by Stanford graduates Grant Garibyan and Aik Tepanyan. The amount of the new round is not disclosed. Previously, BlueQubit raised $10 million in a seed round from Nyca Partners, Formula VC, and Granatus Ventures.
The Armenian startup BlueQubit, which develops software for quantum computing, received investment from the BANA Angels angel syndicate.
The BlueQubit platform enables developers, researchers, and companies to create, test, and run quantum applications on various quantum hardware and high-performance simulators — without requiring deep expertise in quantum computing.
BlueQubit was founded by Armenian entrepreneurs Grant Garibyan and Aik Tepanyan — both studied at Stanford University. The amount of the new round involving BANA Angels was not disclosed.
Previously, BlueQubit raised $10 million in a seed round from Nyca Partners, Formula VC, Granatus Ventures, and other investors.
Source: BANA Angels
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