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'We built an OS for a computer that didn't exist': Behind Classiq's $2.3 billion exit

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“We built an OS for a computer that didn't exist': Behind Classiq's $2.3 billion exit”

Two Israeli friends from the IDF's elite Talpiot unit, a father who worked at IBM and a gamble on an industry that barely existed: Quantum computing start-up Classiq CEO tells the story behind the deal with Intel

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