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Horizon Quantum Signs Letter of Intent to Acquire Entropica Labs for $27 Million
RESEARCH·Nov 6, 2026·1 MIN READ

Horizon Quantum Signs Letter of Intent to Acquire Entropica Labs for $27 Million

Horizon Quantum Holdings Ltd. intends to acquire Entropica Labs Pte. Ltd. for $27 million in an all-equity deal. This acquisition combines Horizon's quantum program synthesis with Entropica's quantum error correction software. The goal is to automate the translation of high-level code into fault-tolerant circuits, integrating application synthesis and error correction. The post Horizon Quantum Signs Letter of Intent to Acquire Entropica Labs for $27 Million appeared first on Quantum Computin...

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Horizon Quantum Holdings Ltd. intends to acquire Entropica Labs Pte. Ltd. for $27 million in an all-equity deal. This acquisition combines Horizon's quantum program synthesis with Entropica's quantum error correction software. The goal is to automate the translation of high-level code into fault-tolerant circuits, integrating application synthesis and error correction.

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