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Israels Quantum Machines Expands into Europe With Acquisition of QHarbor

Israeli quantum computing firm Quantum Machines has acquired Dutch TU Delft spin-off QHarbor and opened a new office in Delft, expanding its European presence.

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Jerusalem, 5 May, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Israel’s Quantum Machines, a Tel Aviv-based quantum computing company, has acquired Dutch TU Delft spin-off QHarbor and opened a new office in Delft as part of its expansion into Europe.

The Tel Aviv-based Quantum Machines develops hybrid quantum-classical control systems through its Orchestration Platform, enabling real-time control across multiple qubit modalities. QHarbor, a Dutch company originating from Delft University of Technology, will contribute expertise in software-defined experimentation, data management, and system integration.

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