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Q-Factor

2 stories about Q-Factor

A quantum computer can work and still be a dead end

02.10.26|Guy Raz

According to Q-Factor CEO Dr. Guy Raz, "Useful quantum computing will depend on whether control, calibration, readout and error correction can remain practical as machines grow by orders of magnitude."

מייסדי Q-Factor - מימין פרופ' עופר פירסטנברג פרופ' יואב שגיא ד"ר גיא רז ופרופ' ניר דודזון

Stealth Israeli quantum startup Q-Factor emerges with $24 million in Seed funding and elite scientific team

06.04.26|Sophie Shulman

Intel Capital-backed startup, founded by scientists from Weizmann and Technion, aims to move beyond current qubit constraints with neutral atom technology.