Israel has launched Project Nexus, an effort to establish a domestically based quantum computing platform, alongside new national programs focused on robotics, drones, and advanced AI models, according to Jewish Breaking News. The initiative aims to reduce dependence on foreign technology and strengthen technological sovereignty.
The Zioneer reported on July 20 that the Israel Innovation Authority launched a NIS 100 million national quantum computing infrastructure. According to Jewish Breaking News, the government has now unveiled Project Nexus, a broader initiative that includes quantum computing, robotics, drones, and advanced AI models. The project is described as part of a long-term push to build domestic technological capabilities and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers.
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