Funded Hardware Startups in United Kingdom
Across these 50 recently dated hardware rounds in the United Kingdom, Oxford Quantum Circuits’ $350M (2026-06-03) stands far above the rest of the disclose…
Across these 50 recently dated hardware rounds in the United Kingdom, Oxford Quantum Circuits’ $350M (2026-06-03) stands far above the rest of the disclosed amounts: only a handful of other rounds clear $60M (Raspberry Pi at $67M on 2026-04-24, and Nu Quantum at $60M on 2025-12-10), while most disclosed entries cluster between $2M and $35M (e.g., Envoke $2M on 2026-05-12; Wildanet $35M on 2024-07-16). The smallest disclosed amount is $30K for Noxi on 2025-04-04, creating a wide spread between the low end and the dominant top tiers.
The date window is concentrated near the present: the newest round is Wyld Networks’ $510K on 2026-06-30, and the oldest shown is Vector Photonics’ $2M on 2024-06-07. City clustering is visible around Reading (NewOrbit Space 2026-06-08 at $19M; ALL.SPACE 2025-07-22 at $4M) and Cambridge (multiple entries including Oxford Quantum Circuits in Reading and Cambridge GaN Devices $32M on 2025-02-18), while London appears repeatedly across different stages. Stage classification is dominated by “Series Unknown” (appears 24 times), with additional “undisclosed” amounts (7 rounds) that affect comparisons at the low and high ends.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear outlier, and where do the next-largest disclosed rounds sit relative to it?
Oxford Quantum Circuits closed the largest disclosed round at $350M on 2026-06-03; that dwarfs other disclosed highs such as Raspberry Pi at $67M on 2026-04-24 and Nu Quantum at $60M on 2025-12-10.
How compressed are the dates among the most recent hardware rounds shown, and what are the temporal edges?
The newest entry is Wyld Networks (Cambridge) on 2026-06-30 at $510K, while the oldest shown is Vector Photonics (Glasgow) on 2024-06-07 at $2M. The list is heavily weighted toward mid-2026 entries (e.g., Space Forge $13M on 2026-06-11; NewOrbit Space $19M on 2026-06-08).
Are there repeated geography patterns (cities) that show up more than once?
Yes: Reading appears multiple times with NewOrbit Space ($19M on 2026-06-08) and ALL.SPACE ($4M on 2025-07-22). Cambridge also reappears through entries like Wyld Networks ($510K on 2026-06-30) and Cambridge GaN Devices ($32M on 2025-02-18).
What stage mix dominates the list, and how much of it is not directly comparable because of “undisclosed” amounts?
“Series Unknown” is the most common stage label with 24 of 50 rows (e.g., Wyld Networks 2026-06-30 and Wessex Internet 2025-06-24), while 7 rows show “undisclosed” amounts (for example VS Group on 2026-05-21 and Curvalux on 2024-08-01). That combination means the disclosed-amount distribution is not complete for every dated entry.
Where does the low end of disclosed funding land, and does the smallest disclosed round materially change the spread?
The smallest disclosed amount is Noxi at $30K on 2025-04-04. With the largest disclosed at $350M (Oxford Quantum Circuits on 2026-06-03), the disclosed amounts span a very wide range rather than tightening around a narrow band (e.g., several $2M rounds like Envoke 2026-05-12 and Jet Engineering System Solutions 2026-04-18).
Which quarters show more clustering of mid-to-large disclosed rounds rather than only small checks?
Late 2025 into early 2026 includes several mid-to-large disclosed amounts: Wessex Internet is $68M on 2025-06-24, Kromek $8M is on 2026-01-06, and Oxford Quantum Circuits reaches $350M on 2026-06-03. By contrast, the smallest disclosed amounts appear in 2025 (Noxi $30K on 2025-04-04) alongside other lower checks such as Andel $260K on 2025-04-08.
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