Israel’s first domestically built quantum computer, using advanced superconducting technology, is now operational.
The 20-qubit quantum computer was developed under the leadership of the Israel Innovation Authority, Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), Hebrew University, and Yissum, the university’s technology transfer company. This collaboration has established a superconductor-based quantum computer infrastructure alongside a robust development and integration environment. The computer will support both defense and civilian applications.
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Source: The Jerusalem Post
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