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German Quantum Computing Supplier Raith Weighs €1 Billion Sale

Eyk Henning, Vinicy Chan
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German private equity firm Bridgepoint is exploring the sale of Raith, a high-precision nanotechnology supplier critical to quantum computing and semiconductor industries, according to insiders. The potential deal could value Raith at approximately €1 billion ($1.2 billion), reflecting its strategic role in enabling quantum hardware fabrication and advanced lithography systems. Raith’s technology supports quantum computing development by providing electron-beam lithography tools essential for qubit fabrication and nanoscale patterning in superconducting and topological qubit architectures. The sale process, still in early stages, follows growing demand for quantum infrastructure as governments and corporations accelerate investments in next-generation computing and nanotechnology solutions. Industry analysts note Raith’s niche expertise positions it as a prime acquisition target for tech conglomerates or specialized quantum hardware firms seeking vertical integration in the supply chain.
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