Intel Agrees to Buy Israeli Quantum Software Startup Classiq
Intel has agreed to acquire Israeli startup Classiq, which makes software for programming quantum computers, as part of its push into quantum computing; the deal, reportedly worth about $2.3 billion, is expected to close in the first half of 2027 pending regulatory approvals.
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| Oct 27, 7:24 AM | thenextweb.com | Intel to buy quantum software firm Classiq for about $2.3bn |
| Oct 27, 5:50 AM | qz.com | Intel agreed to buy Israeli quantum software startup Classiq in quantum computing push |
| Oct 26, 2:15 PM | techmeme.com | Intel agrees to acquire Tel Aviv-based quantum computing startup Classiq; Classiq has raised more than $200M in funding and has about 130 employees (Ian King/Bloomberg) |
| Oct 26, 1:01 PM | bloomberg.com | Intel to Buy Israeli Startup Classiq in Quantum Computing Push |