Viewbix to Merge With Tel Aviv–Based Quantum X Labs, Bringing the Quantum Startup to Nasdaq

13 November, 2025

Viewbix will merge with Quantum X Labs in a SPAC-style deal that brings the Tel Aviv quantum startup to Nasdaq, as investor interest in quantum computing accelerates following the global AI boom

[Photo above: IBM’s commercial quantum computer under construction. Credit: IBM]

Under the agreement, Viewbix will acquire Quantum X Labs in exchange for roughly 65% of its shares and equity, giving the quantum startup control of the combined entity. Alongside the merger, Viewbix will raise $3 million through a private investment in public equity (PIPE). The PIPE component is designed to satisfy the financial guarantees required for a transaction in which a publicly traded company with capital but minimal assets merges with a private company that has assets and technology but is not publicly listed.

The company expects both the PIPE financing and the merger to close by December 2025. In practice, the structure mirrors a SPAC-like mechanism, effectively ushering Quantum X Labs into Nasdaq during a period in which quantum technologies are gaining momentum among global investors and are increasingly viewed as the next “breakout” domain after artificial intelligence.

Quantum X Labs operates with a forward-looking strategy, developing intellectual property for future quantum-computing infrastructures through several specialized subsidiaries. QuantumX focuses on predictive-maintenance algorithms for the automotive industry, CliniQuantum works on quantum-enhanced analysis of medical and biological data, Quantum Gyro is developing a quantum-based alternative to GPS, and QuantumQ Security is building cybersecurity solutions designed for the post-quantum era.

Viewbix, through its subsidiaries Gix Media and Cortex Media Group, operates in digital advertising and performance marketing. The company returned to Nasdaq’s main listing in June 2025 after several years trading over-the-counter. In July, it raised $4.5 million in a private equity offering and signaled its intent to expand into new business domains.

Following the merger announcement, Viewbix’s share price plunged nearly 40%, leaving the company with a market capitalization of approximately $22.3 million.

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