Classiq's founder on choosing Intel, Israeli defense tech M&A jumps to $3.26 billion, Nexera sells KeepZone
Classiq's chief executive tells Ynet the company came close to an IPO before Intel, and that Intel's quantum effort will be led from Israel. Plus a Frost & Sullivan report on defense tech deals, Nexera's KeepZone sale and Tel Aviv tech shares after the election.
Classiq's founder says the company was close to an IPO before choosing Intel, and that Intel's quantum effort will be led from Israel - Nir Minerbi told Ynet that Classiq's 140 employees will roughly double Intel's quantum headcount and that Classiq becomes a business unit under Intel's chief technology officer.
Sources: Ynet…
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