🏆 Deal of the Month · June 2025
Multiverse Computing raised EUR 189 million in a Series B round; the company's valuation was not disclosed. The round closed in June 2025 and was backed by a syndicate of nine institutional investors including Bullhound Capital, CDP Venture Capital, and Forgepoint Capital International, with no single lead investor publicly named.
Multiverse Computing — key deal facts
| Company | Multiverse Computing |
| Founded | 2019 |
| Headquarters | San Sebastián, Spain |
| Amount raised | EUR 189m |
| Valuation | Valuation Remains Undisclosed |
| Round | Series B |
| Investors | Bullhound Capital, Capital Riesgo de Euskadi “ Grupo SPRI, CDP Venture Capital, Forgepoint Capital International, HP Tech Ventures, Quantonation, Santander Climate VC, SETT, Toshiba Corporation |
| Sectors | Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, Quantum Computing |
Who invested in Multiverse Computing?
The EUR 189 million Series B drew capital from Bullhound Capital, Capital Riesgo de Euskadi – Grupo SPRI, CDP Venture Capital, Forgepoint Capital International, HP Tech Ventures, Quantonation, Santander Climate VC, SETT, and Toshiba Corporation. The investor mix is notable for its breadth: it combines deep-tech specialist funds (Quantonation, Forgepoint), corporate strategics with direct technology interests (HP Tech Ventures, Toshiba Corporation), a climate-focused bank venture arm (Santander Climate VC), and public development capital from the Basque Country (Capital Riesgo de Euskadi – Grupo SPRI). That combination of strategic and institutional capital signals validation at both the commercial and policy level for quantum-AI infrastructure.
What does Multiverse Computing do?
Multiverse Computing was founded in 2019 by Enrique Lizaso Olmos and is headquartered in San Sebastián, in the Basque Country of Spain. The company develops quantum-inspired AI algorithms targeting complex optimization problems in finance, energy, and defense. Its flagship product, CompactifAI, compresses large language models by up to 95% without proportional loss in performance; a second platform, Singularity, integrates the company's patented quantum and quantum-inspired algorithms for enterprise deployment. Multiverse Computing is recognized as Europe's largest quantum software provider by both employee count and market capitalization.
Multiverse Computing valuation & multiples
No existing multiples analysis was provided for this deal, and the company's valuation remains undisclosed, precluding calculation of EV/Sales or EV/EBITDA entry multiples at this time. As verified benchmarks become available, deal-level multiples will be added here. Readers seeking current sector reference ranges for Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Quantum Computing transactions can explore the relevant sector multiples pages on DealMatrix.
Explore the benchmarks: Series B Machine Learning.
Frequently asked questions
How much did Multiverse Computing raise in its Series B?
Multiverse Computing raised EUR 189 million in its Series B round, which closed in June 2025.
What is Multiverse Computing's valuation?
Multiverse Computing's valuation was not disclosed in connection with this Series B round.
Who invested in Multiverse Computing?
The Series B investors are Bullhound Capital, Capital Riesgo de Euskadi – Grupo SPRI, CDP Venture Capital, Forgepoint Capital International, HP Tech Ventures, Quantonation, Santander Climate VC, SETT, and Toshiba Corporation.
When was Multiverse Computing founded and where is it based?
Multiverse Computing was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in San Sebastián, Basque Country, Spain.
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