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kindrik partners advises quantum computing startup entropica labs on seed round

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Kindrik Partners recently advised Entropica Labs on its seed investment round led by Elev8 VC.  Other investors included SG Innovate, Wavemaker Partners, Lim Teck Lee Group, TIS Inc., V1 Capital, and Entrepreneur First.

Entropica Labs is a company developing quantum computing software solutions, spun out of Singapore’s Centre for Quantum Technologies (NUS).  Entropica’s current focus is quantum optimisation and machine learning, supporting enterprise customers to understand and integrate quantum computing.  The company will primarily use the funding to expand its team and continue development of its software. 

Co-founder and CEO Tommaso Demarie said of working with us,

Kindrik Partners helped us navigate through the hurdles of our first seed round.  Sarah Yen was always available to answer all our calls and questions, making sure we fully understood all points of the agreements before committing to any decisions.

I value thoroughness, care for details and precision. Sarah and Kindrik Partners never failed to meet our expectations, and they have been our first choice for all Entropica’s legal work since.

We look forward to seeing Entropica continue to grow in this high-growth space.

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