Quantum Technology Venture Capital in the United States and China: Insights and Recommendations

As a critical frontier in future technological development, the field of quantum technology has garnered attention from over 30 countries and regions, leading to the development of quantum technology industries. With its revolutionary potential, quantum technology has increasingly attracted the interest of investors.

Both China and the United States are major participants in quantum technology, with their combined financing accounting for approximately two-thirds of global financing, exerting significant influence on the global development of the quantum field. Therefore, this report aims to conduct a comparative analysis of the investment and financing situations of China and the United

States in the field of quantum technology, exploring their differences, and providing recommendations tailored to the financing status of Chinese quantum enterprises, with the aim of offering insights for relevant policy-making and market participants.

Firstly, we will provide an overview of the global quantum technology industry, including technological advancements, policy support, market prospects, and financing demands, to lay the groundwork for subsequent comparative analysis.

Next, we will focus on the investment and financing performance of China and the United States in the field of quantum technology. Through comparisons based on total financing amounts, industry distribution, company financing situations, etc., we will delve into the similarities and differences between the two countries, as well as the potential reasons and influencing factors.

Through in-depth research and analysis presented in this report, we aim to provide comprehensive data support and professional advice for investors, enterprises, and government departments in the field of quantum technology. Together, we can advance the development and application of global quantum technology, achieving a win-win situation for technological innovation and economic growth.