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Quantum Computing Startup Classiq Secures $200M+ in Funding
14 Nov
Summary
- Classiq raises over $200 million in strategic funding
- Investors include AMD Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, and IonQ
- Funding to expand global operations and strengthen partnerships
As of November 14th, 2025, quantum computing software company Classiq has announced the completion of a strategic funding round totaling over $200 million. The investment was led by major players in the tech industry, including AMD Ventures, Qualcomm Ventures, and IonQ.
Financial institutions such as Mirae Asset Capital, LeumiTech77 by Bank Leumi, and Quantum Eretz also participated in the funding round. According to Classiq, the new capital will be used to expand the company's global operations and strengthen its collaborations with both private and public sector partners.
AMD Ventures head Sagi Paz expressed excitement about the investment, stating that it underscores their focus on advancing the future of heterogeneous computing. Qualcomm Ventures Israel and Europe managing director Boaz Peer also voiced support for Classiq's platform, which aligns with Qualcomm's vision of enabling intelligent edge and cloud systems.
Classiq's CEO and co-founder Nir Minerbi noted that this investment represents the trust the company is seeing from the leading players shaping the future of computing. As quantum hardware continues to mature, the need for scalable and efficient software becomes even more critical, and Classiq is positioning itself to meet this growing demand.
