Quantum Source
Quantum Source develops photonic quantum computers with large-scale error-corrected systems using qubits. The company focuses on building practical quantum computers that leverage photonic technology to achieve scalable quantum computation. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Rehovot, Israel, Quantum Source has raised $77M in Series A funding from investors including Pitango, Grove Ventures, Eclipse, Dell…
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Quantum Source develops photonic quantum computers with large-scale error-corrected systems using qubits. The company focuses on building practical quantum computers that leverage photonic technology to achieve scalable quantum computation. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Rehovot, Israel, Quantum Source has raised $77M in Series A funding from investors including Pitango, Grove Ventures, Eclipse, Dell Technologies Capital, 10D, and Canon Equity. The company is tagged as Tech Hardware and employs 66 people. Quantum Source's photonic approach aims to overcome scalability challenges in quantum computing by using light-based qubits that can operate at room temperature and be integrated with existing photonic infrastructure, potentially enabling more practical quantum computing deployments.
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Quantum Computing > Quantum Hardware > Computers > Universal Quantum > Photons,
Photonics > Quantum Optics > Quantum Computing > Quantum Hardware > Quantum Computers
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