The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) has announced a NIS 100 million ($33 million USD) call for proposals to establish a centralized national quantum computing research and development infrastructure. Designed to support both domestic industry and academic institutions, the initiative aims to serve as Israel’s primary national hub for evaluating, integrating, and adopting advanced quantum computing technologies across the full hardware and software stack. Full-Stack Services Across Diverse Quantum Architectures Because no single physical qubit architecture—such as superconducting circuits, trapped ions, neutral atoms, or photonics—has yet established absolute dominance, the IIA mandate explicitly requires the infrastructure operator to integrate at least three [...]

Israel Innovation Authority launches a national quantum computing infrastructure program to provide researchers and companies access to multiple quantum platforms.

The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) has announced a NIS 100 million ($33 million USD) call for proposals to establish a centralized national quantum computing research and…

Japanese industrial technology giant Hitachi, Ltd. (TSE: 6501) has been selected by Japan’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) to lead a major…