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We’d say the present of computing is looking bright, but in the quantum world, it’s currently in a superposition of being both bright and brilliant. 🏆 The Turing Award has recognized the impact of quantum on our lives. We can feel a profound sense of pride across the industry today as the 2025 Turing Award is presented to Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard. They are the visionaries whose "weird" work proved that sophisticated quantum mechanics is a functional, powerful language for computing. The foundations they built have already moved us beyond gate-level constraints toward high-level, intent-based design. Our entire team at Classiq joins the global community in celebrating the founding fathers of quantum information. Their lifelong dedication is the reason our work is possible today. acm.org/media-center/2…

💡 Flip the switch. Welcome to the bright side. We’ve got some enlightening news — Light Mode is now available in Classiq Studio. 😎😎😎 Just head to your Studio settings, choose “Light Mode,” and see your quantum workflows in a whole new light. (And yes, all the puns were intended.)

We’re very excited to announce that we welcome Chris Reid to Classiq as our new Head of Public Sector, Americas. Chris brings extensive leadership experience across the U.S. public sector, defense, and national security ecosystem. Throughout his career, he has worked at the intersection of government, technology, and mission-driven innovation. At his last stop at Elastic as Chief of Staff, he helped design and drive strategy, operations, and engagement with Federal and state gov entities Before joining the private sector, Chris served many years in the US Army, reaching the rank of Brigadier General before retiring. He was an infantry officer with assignments in Special Operations, Cyber, and the Pentagon as well as multiple deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. At Classiq, Chris will lead the design and execution of Classiq’s Public Sector Strategy in the USA, work with government agencies, national and state organizations, and forge strategic partnerships.

✨✨✨Exciting News! We are delighted to welcome Jason Silbergleit to @ClassiqTech as our new Head of Americas. Jason brings many years of experience at the forefront of advanced technologies and innovation. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Research Business Development and Partnerships at IBM. Throughout his career at IBM, Jason built and guided teams that worked with global enterprises, research institutions, and government organizations to help bring cutting-edge technologies from research into real-world impact. At Classiq, Jason will lead our growth and expansion across the Americas. And he is diving right in, as he will join our team at @NVIDIAGTC in San Jose. Don’t miss him and the rest of the team at booth #160. Welcome Jason, we are super excited to have you join the Classiq journey, shaping the quantum space!

Quantum chaos is one of the most fascinating areas where physics, computation, and complexity meet. In our latest blog, by Dr. Tomer Goldfriend we explore how quantum chaotic dynamics can be implemented and studied on a quantum computer with surprisingly few lines of code using the Classiq platform. If you're interested in quantum algorithms, simulation, or the future of quantum software development, it’s a great read (and yes, we are completely objective) The full blog: 🔗 classiq.io/insights/quant…

Q²: Quantum Art and Classiq present — From Bits to Qubits What does it really take to move from classical computation… to universal quantum computing? Join us for a special joint meetup where software meets hardware — and theory meets reality. 🔹Dr. Amit Ben Kish, Co-Founder & CTO, Quantum Art What Does It Take to Build a Universal, Scalable Trapped-Ion Quantum Computer? A deep dive into the engineering and physics behind building scalable trapped-ion quantum systems. 🔹 Nati Erez, Director of Quantum Applications, Classiq Quantum Algorithms and Applications A wide technical overview of quantum algorithms and how they can be leveraged to solve real-world problems — from optimization to advanced computational challenges. This is where algorithms meet architecture. Where abstract qubits meet physical ions. Where the future of computation takes shape. 📍 Classiq’s Offices, Daniel Frisch 3, 11th Floor, Tel Aviv 📅 Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 18:00 🎟️ Registration link: luma.com/o0voixo6 Spots are limited — join us.

Quantum software is entering its engineering era. Classiq 1.0 is here for teams building quantum software in practice. Read the Classiq 1.0 release blog: lnkd.in/dTxpXX5W

The 2026 Winter Olympics have begun! But for us, it’s not only the greatest sporting event out there. It’s a chance to look at the connection between sports and quantum physics. If you look at it from our angle, Curling is basically a quantum-inspired materials experiment 🥌 Curling stones don’t slide straight—they curl. Why? 💫The stone’s running band interacts with microscopic ice scratches 💫These interactions depend on atomic-scale friction 💫Friction itself is governed by electron interactions and quantum forces You can say: Curling is a macroscopic sport whose outcome depends on microscopic (and ultimately quantum) interactions. curling motion → friction friction → atomic & electronic interactions atomic interactions → quantum physics So it’s quantum, not because atoms are in superposition, but because you cannot explain friction from first principles without quantum mechanics. And we are not the only ones who think so... if you want to dig deeper, check out our comments #olympics #MilanoCortina2026 #Curling #winterolympic

For years we’ve said entanglement happens “instantaneously.” Now someone actually timed it. Full story: earth.com/news/quantum-e… #QuantumComputing #QuantumPhysics #Entanglement

What happens when you point Grover’s search at an NP-hard problem instead of a toy database? This notebook uses Grover’s algorithm for graph coloring, with Classiq handling the oracle construction so you can focus on the search itself. 🔗github.com/Classiq/classi… #QuantumComputing #Grover #QuantumSearch #Classiq

We are excited to announce that in this year’s @MIT @iQuHack the Classiq challenge will be joined by @StateStreet! We are looking forward to collaborating with this innovative financial institution. State Street is a major player in the world’s economy, and we are thrilled to explore together the future of quantum and how it will change the ways financial decisions are made. Stay tuned for the challenge and further details. #QuantumComputing #Hackathon #StateStreet #Classiq #iQuHack2026 #MassachusettsInstituteofTechnology

Big news for quantum backup. Researchers at the University of Waterloo showed you can safely duplicate encrypted quantum information without breaking the no-cloning theorem. You don’t copy the usable state itself, you create multiple encrypted versions tied to one-time decryption keys. Decrypt one, the others become useless noise. That’s a serious step toward secured quantum cloud storage. 🔗arxiv.org/pdf/2501.02757 #QuantumComputing #QuantumSecurity #QuantumCloud

Most quantum walk examples stop at nice, clean lattices. Real networks are… messier. This new notebook builds coined quantum walks on complex networks as real circuits, with node-dependent coin + shift ops, all in Qmod so the structure stays readable. Thanks to our Rei Sato is the mind behind this notebook. 🔗 Explore the notebook: github.com/Classiq/classi… And the paper: arxiv.org/abs/2512.16400 #QuantumComputing #QuantumWalks #QuantumAlgorithms #Classiq

🇨🇭 📢 Keynote in Davos! We are excited to announce that our CRO, Regev Yativ, will deliver a keynote speech in Davos Innovation Week on Wednesday, January 21st, 2026 (tomorrow)! This is an incredible opportunity to share our quantum computing vision on center stage, where the future of the world’s economy is being formed. Regev will showcase how Classiq is bridging the gap between quantum promise and practical applications and will share concrete use cases and demonstrate Classiq AI tool which takes a natural language prompt and turns it into an actual quantum program.

If you’ve ever waited days for a protein folding sampler to converge, this one’s for you. This notebook applies quantum Metropolis sampling (via Szegedy-type quantum walks) to a realistic protein folding problem, implemented in Qmod so you can focus on the physics, not wiring gates. Shout out to the author Rei Sato. 🔗 github.com/Classiq/classi… #QuantumComputing #QuantumSimulation #ProteinFolding #QuantumAlgorithms #Classiq

Today (January 19th), the world’s eyes turn to Davos -where the future of the world's economy is being shaped. One of the events this week is the Davos Innovation Week, which puts quantum computing at the center stage. We are excited to share that our CRO Regev Yativ will participate in a panel: “The Quantum Leap: Commercialization, Security, and the Global Race”. If you’re there, don’t miss what promises to be an inspiring discussion! And on Wednesday, Regev Yativ will also give a keynote speech. So stay tuned! And if you have any thoughts about the panel's topic, please comment!

This year #Davos Innovation Week is putting a spot-light about the future of technology. And we are delighted, not only to participate in these events, but also to deliver a workshop on Monday, January 19th, at Davos innovation week. Romi Levi our quantum application architect will showcase several basic quantum applications in finance and other relevant fields. She will deep-dive into QAOA, a quantum algorithm for optimization problems, and explore how the implementations of such algorithms will change the future of technology.

We are excited to announce that our CEO, Nir Minerbi, will deliver a keynote speech in Davos Innovation week on Wednesday, January 21st, 2026. He will showcase how Classiq is bridging the gap between quantum promise and practical applications. Our software platform automatically transforms high-level functional requirements into optimized, hardware-ready circuits. He will share concrete use cases and demonstrate our Classiq AI tool which takes a natural language prompt and turns it into an actual quantum program.