The National Security Strategic Investment Fund is the United Kingdom government's deep tech venture capital fund focused on dual-use technologies for security and defence.
The Cardiff-based space tech startup has secured the largest Series A round in the UK sector to advance its in-orbit manufacturing missions.
"This funding marks a significant milestone-not just for Space Forge, but for the entire space economy. With the backing of our investors, we're accelerating our mission to make space a practical and accessible platform for industrial-scale manufacturing. Our upcoming launches will prove that the future of materials innovation lies beyond Earth, helping us build a more secure, sustainable, and technologically advanced world."
The Series C round was led by Planet First Partners to support scaling and technological roadmaps.
"Quantum error correction is the critical enabler for the industry’s next huge wave of progress, from today’s small error-prone machines to large and reliable quantum computers that will start a new age of human progress as significant as the digital revolution."
The pre-series A round was led by Amadeus Capital Partners, Expeditions Fund, and IQ Capital.
"Large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computing will bring about the technological revolution of our generation. We have built an exceptional team dedicated to the mission of building the quantum networking infrastructure necessary to make this a reality. We are grateful to the investors who share our vision for their support as we scale and commercialise our solution."
Molten Ventures led the Series B round with participation from Altair and existing investors to accelerate the development of Deltaflow.OS.
"Solving quantum error correction – one of the defining scientific challenges of our times – will enable quantum computers to accurately simulate the true complexity of nature. Armed with useful quantum computers, humans will enter the Quantum Age, where we go from slow trial and error to solve complex problems to an era of rapid design using quantum computers. We haven’t even begun to imagine the many ways such technology will positively transform our world."
