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Qedma

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מוסף עצמאות מנהלים מייסדי Qedma פרופ' דורית אהרונוב , ד"ר אסיף סיני ו נתנאל לינדנר

“We have opened the door to a new world of computing”: Israeli startup Qedma claims quantum breakthrough with IBM

30.07.26|Sophie Shulman
Israeli quantum software company says its error-reduction technology helped IBM’s computers achieve a result beyond the reach of leading classical simulations for the first time.
מוסף עצמאות מנהלים מייסדי Qedma פרופ' דורית אהרונוב , ד"ר אסיף סיני ו נתנאל לינדנר

Israeli startup Qedma joins forces with Quantinuum to tackle one of quantum computing's biggest obstacles

24.07.26|CTech
The companies have integrated Qedma's error mitigation software with Quantinuum's quantum hardware, aiming to run larger and more accurate quantum workloads before fully fault-tolerant machines arrive.
אירוע טק עצמאות 2026 - פרופסור נתנאל לינדר וידאו

"One of the biggest challenges in quantum computers is the issue of noise"

05.05.26|Amy Shapiro
Netanel Lindner, Co-Founder and CTO of Qedma and a Technion professor, speaks to CTech at Calcalist's Top 50 Most Promising Startups event in Tel Aviv.
Quantum computer

Israel’s quantum boom: Startups hit $500 million in funding in 2025

11.12.25|CTech
Five companies across the hardware-software stack position Israel among the world’s most dynamic quantum hubs.
QEDMA עובדי חברת קדמה

IBM-backed Qedma raises $26M Series A to fight quantum computing errors

03.07.25|Meir Orbach
The Israeli startup claims its noise-resilience software could accelerate the path to practical quantum computing.
jaron Bird

BIRD Foundation to invest $6 million in 5 new projects

23.01.25|CTech
The decision highlights collaborative innovation in Electronics, Healthcare, Medical Devices, and Quantum Computing.