NVIDIA and Temasek Join OGBC Group to Accelerate PsiQuantum’s Million-Qubit Roadmap
Singapore, Wednesday, 21 January 2026.
This strategic backing by tech and sovereign giants supports PsiQuantum’s pursuit of a million-qubit system, signaling a critical transition from experimental physics to industrial-grade infrastructure.
Capital Injection Meets Strategic Validation
On January 21, 2026, the Singapore-headquartered OGBC Group formally announced the completion of its Series C preferred equity investment in PsiQuantum [1][5]. This transaction, executed through the OGBC Premier PQ Fund, positions the investment group alongside a powerful syndicate of existing backers, including NVIDIA—via its NVentures arm—BlackRock, Baillie Gifford, and the Singaporean state-owned investment firm Temasek [1]. The consortium’s capital is explicitly earmarked to accelerate PsiQuantum’s roadmap toward a utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer, a system designed to leverage silicon photonics to scale beyond the one-million-qubit threshold [1]. Jayden Wei, Managing Partner and Chairman of OGBC, described the partnership as a “rare convergence of scientific rigor and industrial-scale execution,” noting that quantum computing is poised to become the “foundational infrastructure for the next era of global computation” [1].
Valuation Dynamics and Market Recalibration
While the specific financial terms of OGBC’s participation remain undisclosed, data from the secondary market offers a distinct view of PsiQuantum’s current valuation environment. As of today, January 21, 2026, Forge data indicates a share price of $32.25, implying a company valuation of approximately $5.49 billion [3]. This figure represents a notable shift from the company’s Series E funding round, which concluded on September 10, 2025 [3]. During that round, PsiQuantum raised nearly $970 million at $41.13 per share, achieving a post-money valuation of $7 billion [3]. The current secondary market pricing suggests a valuation adjustment of approximately -21.59% relative to the Series E price per share.
Industrial Convergence and Global Scaling
The inclusion of NVIDIA in this investment cohort signals a critical maturity phase for the sector, with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang characterizing the industry as reaching an “inflection point” [1]. This strategic alignment supports PsiQuantum’s unique approach, which utilizes standard semiconductor manufacturing processes to bypass the scaling limitations inherent in other quantum architectures [1]. Beyond the financial ecosystem, PsiQuantum is deeply integrated into industrial applications; the company is actively collaborating with European aerospace giant Airbus, which is exploring quantum computing alongside fuel-cell technologies to deepen its technological moat [6]. This commercial momentum is further bolstered by substantial public sector support, evidenced by the Australian government’s commitment of $620 million to the company [7]. With total funding reported at $1.67 billion, PsiQuantum is aggressively positioning itself to deliver the fault-tolerant systems required to solve problems currently intractable for classical supercomputers [1][3].