Classiq Company Profile

Classiq builds a quantum software engineering platform for designing and optimizing quantum circuits and algorithms. Nir Minerbi, Amir Naveh, and Yehuda Naveh founded the company in 2020 with a shared conviction that quantum computing would not scale if software remained a circuit-by-circuit craft; Classiq Technologies is based in Tel Aviv. Developers define algorithms at a high level and automation handles the complexity beneath, producing hardware-ready output for any quantum simulator or machine.

Classiq's AI agents turn a plain-language description of a problem, such as an edge-detection challenge in computer vision or a shipping-route optimization in maritime logistics, into working quantum code. Mitsubishi Chemical used the platform's circuit design technology to demonstrate improved calculation accuracy when developing new materials.

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No. Classiq is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.

The last valuation is $600M.

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