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Israel launches consortium to build communications networks safe from quantum computers
19.08.26
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CTech
Nine technology companies and six universities will work on post-quantum cryptography, quantum key distribution and hybrid systems across multiple layers of communications infrastructure.
Israel puts another $33 million behind its quantum computing ambitions
18.08.26
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Meir Orbach
The Innovation Authority is seeking proposals for new national infrastructure as the first government-backed quantum center serves more than 30 customers, including all of Israel's leading research universities.
Israel launches plan for a national quantum computer
04.08.26
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Meir Orbach
The National AI Directorate unveiled its first flagship initiatives, including a long-term quantum computing project and plans for a national physical AI testing center.
“We have opened the door to a new world of computing”: Israeli startup Qedma claims quantum breakthrough with IBM
30.07.26
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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.
Israeli startup Qedma joins forces with Quantinuum to tackle one of quantum computing's biggest obstacles
24.07.26
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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.
Israel launches $27 million quantum computing center as the industry searches for a winner
20.07.26
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CTech
The facility will integrate at least three competing technologies and allow companies to compare platforms, develop algorithms and test commercial applications.
Two Israeli quantum startups target Wall Street in multibillion-dollar SPAC deals
12.07.26
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Sophie Shulman
Quantum Art and Classiq are seeking valuations of up to $5 billion as investor enthusiasm for quantum computing fuels a new IPO wave.
Quantum Machines makes second European acquisition in six weeks
17.06.26
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CTech
Israeli quantum computing company buys Hungary’s PCB Engineering, adding a Budapest R&D hub and 40 employees as competition intensifies in the race toward fault-tolerant quantum systems.
NVision raises $55 million to expand from quantum MRI into quantum computing
13.05.26
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CTech
Abbott-backed healthcare startup aims to accelerate drug development using quantum technology.
Quantum Machines expands in Europe with QHarbor acquisition
05.05.26
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CTech
New Netherlands office strengthens presence in one of the region’s leading quantum hubs.
Quantum Art extends Series A to $140 million as quantum computing race heats up
27.04.26
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli startup raises an additional $40 million as it advances toward a 1,000-qubit system and commercial-scale deployment.
Quantum computing nears its ‘ChatGPT moment’
23.04.26
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Sophie Shulman
From theory to infrastructure, the industry begins its shift toward real-world deployment, with Israeli startups playing a key role.
Stealth Israeli quantum startup Q-Factor emerges with $24 million in Seed funding and elite scientific team
06.04.26
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Sophie Shulman
Intel Capital-backed startup, founded by scientists from Weizmann and Technion, aims to move beyond current qubit constraints with neutral atom technology.
“Israeli startup growth remains dependent on the US as investors, buyers, partners, and customers”
22.01.26
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Zachy Hennessey, Elihay Vidal
Dorin Baniel, Partner, Israel, at NightDragon, joined CTech for its 2026 VC Survey.
Deep33 launches with $100 million first close, aiming to shape the infrastructure of AI
20.01.26
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Sophie Shulman
The fund has already backed five startups across quantum, energy, and AI infrastructure. Its founders are Lior Prosor, a partner at the Hanaco fund, and Michael Broukhim, an angel investor, who joined forces with a group of former senior figures from IDF technology units and serial entrepreneurs.
“A quantum computer makes it possible to open everything”
08.01.26
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Maayan Cohen-Rozen
How a future quantum breakthrough could retroactively expose today’s banking, medical and state secrets, and why regulators say banks must act now.
“Quantum is no longer a far future thing”
31.12.25
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Amy Shapiro
As quantum computing moves from theory to reality, Israel’s capital environment is shaping which ideas mature, reflected in the rise of Quantum Art. Most recently, the Israeli startup’s work with Ayalon Highways exemplifies what real-world quantum could look like.
Israel’s quantum boom: Startups hit $500 million in funding in 2025
11.12.25
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CTech
Five companies across the hardware-software stack position Israel among the world’s most dynamic quantum hubs.
Quantum Art raises $100 million Series A to scale full-stack quantum systems
10.12.25
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CTech
The Weizmann Institute spin-off aims to achieve commercial quantum advantage in just two years.
“Combined with AI and classical computing, quantum computing is the most influential and dangerous tool we’ve ever had”
07.12.25
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Maayan Cohen-Rozen
IBM’s Alessandro Curioni explains how quantum, classical, and AI together could reshape technology and society.
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