Quantum Decacorns – the Good and the Bad

ICM’s recent opinion piece by Kate Prebble comments on how quantum progress demands careful capital and time, not inflated price tags. 

Optimism is vital for progress in deep tech — but when valuations outpace fundamentals, it can create long-term risks for both investors and innovators.

We share this view: quantum needs thoughtful, patient capital. Our strategy remains focused on backing companies where world-class research is matched with sound financial foundations.

A timely reminder that in quantum computing, sustainable growth will matter more than headline valuations. Read the full update here.

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