TEL AVIV, Israel, November 04 2025 -- Classiq, the leading quantum software development platform, today announced that its platform is available on AWS Marketplace. The new listing lets enterprises build or scale their quantum computing capabilities by purchasing with existing AWS budgets and credits. The Classiq platform will also be featured at the AWS booth at the upcoming SC25 Conference in St. Louis, Missouri.

Through AWS Marketplace, customers can now access Classiq’s full-stack development platform to design and synthesize hardware-aware quantum circuits, explore new algorithmic designs, and build production-ready quantum capabilities. Classiq is built for experienced quantum software developers and newcomers alike, offering both advanced modeling and rapid upskilling for technical teams.

“Availability on AWS Marketplace makes Classiq accessible to more organizations and lets teams use existing AWS funds to advance their quantum strategy,” said Regev Yativ, CRO of Classiq. “With just a few clicks, customers can start building, expand their quantum teams, and develop production-ready quantum programs, supported by our ongoing collaboration with AWS to streamline adoption and scale.”

Built for Developers, Designed for Teams

The Classiq platform includes:

• Qmod, the highest-level modeling language for expressing quantum algorithms.
• An advanced synthesis engine that generates optimized, hardware-aware circuits.
• Training, tools and examples to help teams onboard quickly and collaborate effectively.

On AWS Marketplace, users can now purchase Classiq’s software directly with their AWS account using existing funds, a timely benefit as organizations approach year-end budget deadlines.

Meet Classiq with AWS at SC25 in St. Louis, November 16-21

Classiq will be exhibiting at the SC25 Conference November 16-21, offering live product demonstrations and showing how the platform fits into hybrid quantum-classical workflows.

At AWS booth #2207, Classiq will showcase how its software integrates with AWS quantum services and infrastructure on Monday November 17, 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. CT, and on Wednesday, November 19, 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. CT.