The Israel Innovation Authority announced the establishment of a national quantum computing center and development infrastructure, backed by a NIS 100 million investment. The initiative includes a call for proposals to build the infrastructure, which will provide advanced quantum computing capabilities to industry and academia, according to Channel 12.
The Israel Innovation Authority announced today the launch of a national quantum computing center and development infrastructure, backed by a NIS 100 million investment. The initiative includes a call for proposals to build the infrastructure, which will provide advanced quantum computing capabilities to Israeli industry and academia.
The announcement follows the government's approval of a national artificial intelligence plan in June, which included the establishment of a national quantum computer, as The Zioneer reported. That plan was part of a broader strategy to position Israel as a global leader in advanced technologies.
The Innovation Authority's move marks a concrete step toward realizing the quantum computing component of the AI plan, though the infrastructure's timeline and the exact capabilities to be offered have not yet been detailed.
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