Quantum Art

Quantum Art is an Israeli full-stack trapped-ion quantum computing company founded in 2022 as a spin-off from the Weizmann Institute of Science.

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Quantum Art is an Israeli full-stack trapped-ion quantum computing company founded in 2022 as a spin-off from the Weizmann Institute of Science . It is co-founded by CEO Dr. Tal David.

In July 2025, Quantum Art demonstrated the world's longest fully controlled trapped-ion chain, a 200-ion chain, a significant hardware milestone for its platform.

The company has also developed a proprietary multi-qubit gate architecture. Its roadmap includes a 50-qubit system in 2025, the 1,000-qubit Perspective series by 2027, the 12,000 to 40,000 qubit Landscape series between 2029 and 2031, and a 1 million qubit fault-tolerant Mosaic system by 2033.

In December 2025, Quantum Art raised 100 million dollars in Series A funding led by Bedford Ridge Capital, with participation from Battery Ventures, Destra Investments, and others, bringing total funding to 124 million dollars.

In April 2026, the company extended the round by a further 40 million dollars, taking total funding to 164 million dollars.

Collaborations include NVIDIA 's CUDA-Q platform, where the company achieved a 10x circuit depth reduction, and Ayalon Highways for traffic management applications.

Quantum Art has expanded its wave simulation technology to include applications in acoustics, structural engineering, and materials science. quantumzeitgeist.com

Quantum Art reported that its multi-qubit gates are compatible with practical error correction under realistic experimental noise. This is a company announcement and names no error-correcting code. quantum-art.tech

Quantum Art integrated its Logical Qubit Compiler with NVIDIA CUDA-Q. The announcement reports no error-corrected logical qubit demonstration. quantumzeitgeist.com

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Quantum hardware companies design and build quantum processors, cryogenic systems, and the physical infrastructure required to run quantum computations.

Quantum processor companies design and fabricate the QPUs at the heart of quantum computers. They compete mainly on qubit count and gate fidelity.

Quantum Art software and frameworks

Quantum Art Cloud (QaaS)

Free-registration cloud service for running circuits through Quantum Art's compiler and multi-qubit gate architecture, with noisy or ideal simulation. In April 2026 the company said it was preparing to launch QaaS access to its hardware, so current access is to simulation.

Hardware and Services

First-generation trapped-ion system of up to 50 qubits in a single 1D core, planned on the company's roadmap for 2025 as a QaaS system. No delivery had been announced as of the April 2026 funding release, which said QaaS was still being prepared.

Planned 1,000-qubit multi-core trapped-ion system using multi-qubit gates and reconfigurable cores, which Quantum Art targets for 2027 and aims to reach commercial quantum advantage.

Planned dense 2D trapped-ion architecture targeted for 2029, which the company says will scale from 12,000 to 40,000 physical qubits.

Quantum Art error correction

Codes and published results, each read against its paper or announcement. A code that only detects errors, or a result kept by discarding runs, is labelled as such. All QEC results

Unspecified QEC with multi-qubit gates · Research, 2026

Quantum Art partnerships and collaborations

Quantum Art is integrating its logical qubit compiler with NVIDIA CUDAQ to improve scalable quantum computing performance.

Quantum Art founders and leadership

Quantum Art funding and investors

~$164M ($100M Series A Dec 2025 led by Bedford Ridge Capital, which brought total raised to $124M; Series A extended by $40M to $140M on 27 Apr 2026)

Investors that list Quantum Art in their portfolio: Entree Capital , Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) , Bedford Ridge Capital .

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Quantum Art expands wave simulation to buildings, sound, and materials

Quantum Art’s wave simulation, initially for radio signals, now extends to acoustics, structural engineering, and materials science.

Quantum Art Multi-Qubit Gates Hit 1% Threshold for Fault Tolerance

Quantum Art validated a scalable path to fault-tolerant computing, showing that operations using multi-qubit gates are compatible with error.

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A new project has developed quantum algorithms for modeling electromagnetic wave propagation, demonstrating quantum computing’s ability to solve complex physical problems exceeding the capabilities of classical…

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Frequently asked questions Quantum Art

Quantum Art is an Israeli full-stack trapped-ion quantum computing company founded in 2022 as a spin-off from the Weizmann Institute of Science. It is co-founded by CEO Dr. Tal David. In July 2025, Quantum Art demonstrated the world's longest fully controlled trapped-ion chain, a 200-ion chain, a significant hardware milestone for its platform. The company has also developed a proprietary multi-qubit gate architecture. Its roadmap includes a 50-qubit system in 2025, the 1,000-qubit Perspecti...

Quantum Art is headquartered in Rehovot, Israel.

Dr. Tal David is the CEO of Quantum Art.

Quantum Art was founded by Dr. Tal David in 2022.

Quantum Art was founded in 2022.

Quantum Art works with Trapped ion quantum technology.

Quantum Art operates in the following sectors: quantum hardware, quantum processors, trapped ion.

Quantum Art has raised $164M in total disclosed funding.

Investors that list Quantum Art in their portfolio include Entree Capital, Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) and Bedford Ridge Capital.

Companies working in the same areas as Quantum Art include neQxt, Qubitcore, Hyqubit, Quantum Fabrix and QUDORA Technologies.