Intel ( $INTC ) is making a $2.3 billion bet on quantum computing. The chipmaker has agreed to acquire Israeli startup Classiq, whose software helps developers build quantum programs that can run across different hardware platforms. The deal would mark a record acquisition in the quantum sector, giving Intel a bigger foothold in a market still searching for mainstream commercial adoption.
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