Quantum Computing Breakthrough May Be Coming After New State of Matter Discovered
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Quantum Computing Breakthrough May Be Coming After New State of Matter Discovered
Scientists have detected a rare quantum phenomenon, predicted over 50 years ago, that creates a new state of matter with potential impacts on quantum computing. Known as a superradiant phase transition (SRPT), this phase occurs when two separate groups of quantum particles start to oscillate in a synchronized, collective manner, according to a study published April 4 in Science Advances. The particles involved were iron and erbium ions within a …
New quantum breakthrough could transform computing and communication
Quantum computing promises revolutionary advancements, capable of outperforming traditional technology in speed, accuracy, and security. Yet, the delicate quantum states required for such systems have long been challenging to sustain. Researchers at Rice University have made a significant leap in overcoming these barriers by developing an advanced structure known as a 3D photonic-crystal cavity. Their findings, published recently in Nature Commu…
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