Videos

How single atoms can solve the most demanding challenge in photonic quantum computation: deterministic generating of graph states

By making resource state generation deterministic instead of probabilistic, Quantum Source overcomes existing quantum space and efficiency challenges.

This survey explores the evolution of cavity quantum electrodynamics (QED) concepts and technology over the years, transitioning from bulk optical structures and transient atoms to integrated fabrication-based resonators and stationary atoms.

By erasing distinguishing temporal information, non-identical photons can nonetheless be used in fusion gates

Three serial entrepreneurs and a leading Professor from the Weizmann Institute of Science join forces to establish Quantum Source and actualize a breakthrough.

Photonic quantum computing offers the most promising route towards fault-tolerant quantum computers by providing a modular solution.

In the second video of our series, we explore the fundamentals of photonic and atomic qubits and their role in quantum computing. This video provides an overview of how these elements are used to address the challenges of scaling quantum systems.

We are excited to launch the third video in our Light and Matter’ series! Quantum Source is paving the way for the future with scalable and practical quantum computing solutions. In ‘Not Hundreds but Millions,’ discover how Quantum Source is using cold, trapped atoms to generate and entangle photons into cluster-states for photonic computing. Learn more about our innovative approach and watch the video.

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.

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.

Realizing a unitary exchange of qubits between light and matter carries both fundamental and practical significances.

Quantum Source, which is aiming to bring quantum computers to market, raised $12 million in an extended seed round from Dell Technologies Capital.

Picking out exactly one photon from a pulse of light is more than just a technological breakthrough.

The first experimental demonstration of a qubit SWAP gate between two different types of qubits.

The real quantum revolution will begin when quantum computers become affordable and cost effective to scale. Quantum Source paves the way for practical, fault...

In his keynote at the Commercializing Quantum 2024 conference, our CEO, Oded Melamed, discussed the scalability of #photonic quantum computing and the associated practical challenges.

Single-Photon Raman Interaction (SPRINT) – the physics behind the qubit SWAP gate and single-photon extraction.

In this insightful conversation with Jason Palmer at the @Economist Commercializing Quantum 2024 conference, Naftali shares his motivations for joining the quantum computing effort, emphasizing its potential to revolutionize sectors such as medicine and cybersecurity.

Following the transistor footsteps with single photons opens the path to scalable photonic quantum computation.

REHOVOT, Israel—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Quantum Source, an Israel-based company developing the technology needed to bring photonic quantum computers to market.

Bennett said, “Quantum computing is one of the few technologies that has the potential to move the world forward in a significant way.

The interaction between photonic and matter qubits represents an exciting and promising avenue for the development of quantum computers.

Quantum Source Ltd., a pioneering quantum computing innovator, welcomes former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett to its board of directors.

Israel-based Quantum Source, a technology company that is aiming to bring photonic quantum computers to market, has announced that it has raised a $12 million.

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.

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.

The Israeli startup targets breakthroughs in quantum computing with its photonic approach and growing investor confidence.

The first realization of a single-photon controlled photonic router, using a single atom without any other control fields.

Picking one photon from a laser pulse: a single-photon source for atom-mediated photonic quantum computation.

Despite coming late to the game, Israel could leapfrog to rival the world’s main quantum players, experts predict. For the foreseeable future, most of us will keep using...

Quantum Source, an Israel-based quantum computing startup, has come out of stealth mode with a $15 million seed funding round co-led by Grove Ventures, Pitango…