A new report by Earth & Beyond Ventures in collaboration with Deloitte Catalyst maps Israel’s growing quantum computing ecosystem. It identifies nine core startups that have collectively raised around $650 million to date, with over $300 million raised in 2025 alone. Major rounds include $170 million raised by Quantum Machines and $110 million by Classiq. An additional 15 Israeli startups are developing related technologies in quantum sensing, communication, and advanced materials.
While Israel’s public investment — about 100 million shekels (approximately $27 million) — is modest compared to multi-billion-dollar national initiatives in the US, China, and Europe, the country continues to outperform through a combination of world-class researchers, experienced founders, and strong private capital, both local and international.
More than 20 countries are now running national quantum programs, with tech giants such as Amazon, IBM, Google, and Intel investing heavily. Although the commercial impact of quantum computing is expected to be fully realized in the 2030s, the shift from research to real-world application is already underway. Experts point to Israel’s unique advantage: a system that turns deep science into high-impact startups.
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