Intel's $2.3bn Classiq purchase shows quantum's software is the real prize
Intel is buying Israeli quantum software startup Classiq for roughly $2.3bn. The deal puts a price on the layer that makes quantum computers usable.

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Intel is buying Israeli quantum software startup Classiq for roughly $2.3bn. The deal puts a price on the layer that makes quantum computers usable.
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