TechCrunch Startup News Israeli quantum startup Qedma just raised $26 million, with IBM joining in
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Jul 4, 2025 The discussion delves into the challenges of quantum computing, notably the crucial issue of error mitigation for practical applications. It highlights the groundbreaking software QESEM from Qedma that enhances noise management for improved accuracy. Excitingly, major players like IBM have joined forces with Qedma, fueling advancements in error correction technologies. The talk also covers the startup's ambitious funding plans and growth strategies to democratize quantum technology across various industries.
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Quantum Error Mitigation Software
- Qedma's QESEM software analyzes noise to suppress and mitigate quantum errors during and after computing runs.
- This enables up to 1,000 times larger quantum circuits to run accurately on current hardware without full error correction.
IBM Backs Quantum Collaboration
- IBM partners with software-focused quantum startups like Kedma to advance the field alongside its own hardware efforts.
- Collective effort and community collaboration are seen as keys to achieving scientific quantum advantage.
Quantum Advantage Nears Realization
- Demonstrating quantum advantage—quantum performing tasks no classical computer can match—is nearing feasibility this year.
- Qedma aims to confidently prove this milestone soon using its error mitigation approach.