Meet ORIGIN - a breakthrough deterministic photonic cluster state generator that changes everything about quantum computing scale and accessibility
Discover the Quantum Source ORIGIN - a breakthrough deterministic photonic cluster state generator that changes everything about quantum computing scale and accessibility.Unlike traditional probabilistic systems requiring massive infrastructure, ORIGIN uses single rubidium atoms as quantum mediators to generate and entangle photons deterministically. The result is million-qubit quantum computer that fits in a standard server room and operates at room temperature.By combining the precision of atomic qubits with the scalability of photonic qubits, we're enabling large-scale fault-tolerant quantum computation without the massive footprint.This is quantum computing, brought to light.walked QWC 2025 attendees through three breakthroughs that rewired humanity’s understanding of reality and, with it, global power...
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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett joins The Quantum Insider to discuss the future of quantum computing, the global quantum race, and why he believes photonic quantum computing offers the most scalable path to fault-tolerant quantum computers.
V-Quantum Frontiers: National Strategy, Global Impact
At QWC 2025, former Prime Minister of Israel and Quantum Source Board Member Naftali Bennett joined Preston Dunlap, former inaugural CTO and Chief Architect of the U.S. Space Force & Air Force and founder of Arkenstone Ventures, for a timely discussion on how nations and companies can navigate the pivot from promise to practical quantum capability.
V-Beyond the Qubit Wall: Scaling Photonic Computing with Atoms
At QWC 2025, Quantum Source laid out how photonics could leap from probabilistic lab demos to room-temperature, fault-tolerant systems. In a tightly argued talk, CEO Oded Melamed described a hybrid approach that couples single photons with single atoms on one platform, aiming to make resource-state generation deterministic and compact enough for a standard server room.
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N-Quantum Source and DDR&D Demonstrate Robust Single-Atom Source for Real-World Quantum Communication
Quantum Source and the Israel DDR&D announced the on-demand generation of high-quality polarization-entangled photon pairs, successfully transmitting them through over one kilometer of standard optical fiber.
N-Globes readers choose Quantum Source as favorite 2026 startup
Quantum Source, which is developing a quantum computer based on the combination of photons and cold atoms, and which was founded by a team of Weizmann Institute alumni and serial chip entrepreneurs, has been voted by "Globes" readers as their favorite startup, as part of the Globes Most Promising Startup Rankings for 2026.
N-Quantum Source Delivers Practical Photonic Quantum Computing
In this Forbes exclusive interview, published just ahead of Quantum World Congress, Gil Press highlights how Quantum Source’s atom-photon technology is paving the way toward scalable, fault-tolerant photonic quantum computing.
