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This funding announcement marks a significant strategic move by Israel to consolidate its position as a global leader in quantum technology through centralized infrastructure development. By supporting both academic research and industrial adoption across diverse hardware architectures, the initiative aims to accelerate the integration of advanced quantum solutions into the national ecosystem. This investment underscores a critical shift from isolated experiments toward building scalable, full-stack capabilities essential for future commercial viability.
Israel Innovation Authority Launches NIS 100M ($33M USD) Call to Build National Quantum R&D Infrastructure
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 [...] The post Israel Innovation Authority Launches NIS 100M ($33M USD) Call to Build National Quantum R&D Infrastructure appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
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…
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