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The Israel Innovation Authority's initiative establishes a national framework integrating multiple quantum processing technologies to foster benchmarking and algorithm research. By connecting academia with industry, this infrastructure aims to accelerate R&D capabilities and solidify Israel's competitive position in the global quantum landscape. This move represents a significant strategic investment in building an ecosystem for advanced quantum computing rather than just deploying isolated hardware.
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Israel Innovation Authority Launches NIS 100 Million National Quantum Computing R&D Infrastructure

The Quantum Insider5 min read

Insider Brief Press release – The Israel Innovation Authority has launched a new call for proposals to establish a national research and development infrastructure that will provide Israeli industry and academia with access to advanced quantum computing capabilities. The infrastructure will integrate at least three different quantum processing technologies and serve as a national center […]

The Israel Innovation Authority launched a call for proposals to establish a national quantum computing R&D infrastructure providing industry and academia access to multiple quantum computing platforms. The planned infrastructure will integrate at least three quantum processing technologies and support benchmarking, application development, algorithm research, and technology evaluation. The initiative aims to accelerate quantum adoption in Israel by connecting researchers, companies, and startups with advanced quantum computing capabilities and expertise. Press release – The Israel Innovation Authority has launched a new call for proposals to establish a national research and development infrastructure that…

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