Sustained entanglement over solid-state quantum networks

Quantum networks: always entangled Future quantum networks could let us compute and communicate in ways impossible for classical systems. Their essential ingredient is entanglement—a powerful but fragile quantum link. The researchers aim to build networks where the nodes are always entangled, generating entanglement faster than it is lost. To achieve this, they will explore novel devices and quantum bits based on silicon carbide. If successful, this research will open a new frontier, enabling the creation of large, complex quantum networks.

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