KPMG and Classiq Join Forces to Offer State of the Art Quantum Computing Capabilities to Enterprise Customers
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- KPMG‘s Global Quantum Hub will collaborate with Classiq to bring innovative quantum solutions to clients.
- The collaboration aims to ensure efficient delivery of quantum projects and accelerate adoption for joint clients.
- The two companies have extensive experience of supporting and enabling quantum newcomers and quantum experts.
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PRESS RELEASE — KPMG’s Global Quantum Hub announced a collaboration with Classiq, the leading quantum software company, to bring innovative quantum solutions to clients.
KPMG’s depth of expertise in quantum strategy, quantum technologies and quantum computing will be combined with Classiq’s Platform for scalable quantum applications, optimization, analysis and execution. This collaboration will ensure efficient delivery of quantum projects and accelerate adoption for joint clients.
Classiq and KPMG have extensive experience of supporting and enabling quantum newcomers and quantum experts. The collaboration will target a range of industry verticals including financial services, automotive, pharma, energy, telco and logistics. The companies’ efforts will focus on quantum use-case exploration and quantum capability development.
“By bringing together our expertise in quantum strategy, technology and client processes with Classiq’s cutting-edge quantum software platform, we will provide clients with innovative solutions that will help them drive business value through quantum computing,” says Troels Steenstrup, Head of KPMG’s Global Quantum Hub.
“Classiq is committed to making quantum computing a scalable, accessible and powerful technology for enterprises,” said Nir Minerbi, CEO of Classiq. “We are excited to work with KPMG to help organizations adopt quantum technologies and drive real-world impact through the use of quantum computing.”
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KPMG
KPMG is a Big Four professional services firm delivering global audit, tax, and advisory services through independent member firms operating as separate legal entities across more than 140 countries. Formally established through a 1987 merger, the firm provides highly specialized support to the aerospace and defense sector, helping commercial aviation and defense contractors solve complex supply chain disruptions, execute data-driven digital transformations, and navigate strict regulatory compliance. KPMG operates a dedicated Global Space Industry practice spearheaded by KPMG Australia, working alongside an Americas space lead and a UK-based Technology Strategy space team.
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Classiq
Classiq Technologies specializes in quantum computing software, focusing on enabling the design, optimization, analysis, and deployment of quantum algorithms. It develops a high-level quantum algorithm design platform (IDE, compiler, “OS”) that transforms functional models into optimized, hardware-aware quantum circuits to address the challenge of gate-level complexity. It emphasizes abstraction, circuit synthesis, and resource optimization, working with enterprises, researchers, and hardware/cloud providers to deliver scalable quantum software.
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