Breakthrough in Resonator Technology The field of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) is witnessing a transformative advancement with the development of multi-degree-of-freedom…
Researchers have demonstrated individual nuclear spin qubits with coherence times exceeding one second, a major advancement for quantum computing. The breakthrough enables high-fidelity quantum operations using stimulated Raman transitions in solid-state systems.
Scientists have reportedly achieved a major breakthrough in quantum computing with individual solid-state nuclear spin qubits demonstrating coherence times exceeding seconds, according to research published in Nature Physics. Sources indicate this represents more than an order of magnitude improvement over previous records and positions nuclear spins as promising candidates for quantum memory and processing applications.
The Cryogenic Interconnect Challenge As quantum computing and high-energy physics research advance, the demand for efficient cryogenic communication systems has…
The Geometry Problem in Microscale Physics Recent experimental work with micrometre-scale re-entrant cavities has revealed a significant discrepancy between measured…
