Part Four: Bringing Quantum Computing to Light
In the fourth video of our series, we dive into the groundbreaking potential of photonic quantum computation. We explore how shifting from probabilistic to deterministic processes can drastically improve efficiency and scalability, paving the way for room-temperature quantum computers with millions of qubits.
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P-A passive photon-atom qubit SWAP gate
The first experimental demonstration of a qubit SWAP gate between two different types of qubits.
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V-Photonics-based quantum computing
Photonic quantum computing offers the most promising route towards fault-tolerant quantum computers by providing a modular solution.
V-Quantum Source's practical path to million-qubit computations
By making resource state generation deterministic instead of probabilistic, Quantum Source overcomes existing quantum space and efficiency challenges.
V-Bringing Quantum Computing to Light: Quantum Source’s Vision
Watch as we explore: The essence of light and matter: photons and atoms. The early stage of quantum computing and its limitless potential. How Quantum Source is bridging today’s technology gaps with our transformational methods.
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N-Quantum Source Raises $50 Million Series A Funding to Make Scalable, Useful Quantum Computing A Reality
Quantum Source, an Israel-based company developing, technology for powerful, cost-effective, practical photonic quantum computers, announced today it has raised a $50M Series A investment round led by Eclipse, with participation from Standard Investments, Level VC, Canon Equity, as well as existing investors Pitango First, Grove Ventures, 10D, and Dell Technologies Capital. This brings the company’s total funding raised to over $77M. The capital will be used to enhance engineering capabilities and accelerate the commercialization of quantum solutions.
N-Photonic quantum computer co Quantum Source raises $50m
Israeli startup Quantum Source, which is developing technologies for practical photonic quantum computers announced today that it has raised $50 million in a series A financing round. The round was led by Eclipse with participation from Standard Investments, Level VC, Canon Equity, as well as existing investors Pitango First, Grove Ventures, 10D, and Dell Technologies Capital. This brings the total amount raised by Quantum Source to $77 million.
