On September 9, 2026 Bengaluru-based QNu Labs raised a Rs 200 crore (about $24M) Series A1 plus a Rs 150 crore convertible facility. The company builds quantum-safe cybersecurity and quantum key distribution systems to protect data against future quantum-computer attacks.
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India's QNu Labs raises Rs 200 crore Series A1 for quantum-safe security
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Founders handling sensitive or long-lived data should start evaluating post-quantum encryption vendors as quantum-safe security moves from research to funded products.
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