Qedma raised a $26M funding round with IBM participating, significantly strengthening its capital base and strategic positioning in quantum error mitigation software.

Qedma offers QESEM (Quantum Error Suppression and Error Mitigation), a software product that analyzes noise patterns to suppress certain errors during execution and mitigate others in post-processing on quantum computers.

Qedma positions its software as cross-platform error reduction tools that enhance performance and integration across multiple quantum computing hardware platforms, targeting quantum algorithmic advantage.

Qedma publicly states a mission to push the world toward quantum algorithmic advantage via software products that enhance quantum computer performance, indicating a clear strategic focus on enabling near-term, noisy devices.

Qedma highlights that its research and application teams include leading quantum computing researchers in Israel, suggesting a strong R&D and academic-linked talent base.

Qedma emphasizes gender balance with 50% women representation in top management and an intent to improve balance across all levels, signaling deliberate culture and diversity priorities.

Qedma’s public jobs page through Comeet currently shows no open positions and directs candidates to contact via the website, indicating a pause or selectivity in active hiring.

Qedma lists CEO Dr. Asif Sinay and CSO Prof. Dorit Aharonov, linking its leadership directly to recognized academic expertise in quantum computing.