Intel Corporation announced the purchase of the Israeli company Classic, which develops software for quantum computers. The amount of the deal has not been officially announced, but according to sources close to the companies, it will amount to about 2.3 billion dollars. This makes the deal the company's largest acquisition in the global quantum computing industry. The deal departs from Intel's core profile of chip design and manufacturing and reflects the corporation's desire to gain a foothold in the quantum computing market.

Intel Corporation announced the purchase of the Israeli company Classic, which develops software for quantum computers. The amount of the deal has not been officially announced, but according to sources close to the companies, it will amount to about 2.3 billion dollars. This makes the deal the company's largest acquisition in the global quantum computing industry. The deal departs from Intel's core profile of chip design and manufacturing and reflects the corporation's desire to gain a foothold in the quantum computing market.