Researchers Achieve a 13-Mile Quantum Network in Full Air of New York City without Fiber Cables - Research & Development
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The quantum internet doesn't have to end with the optical fiber. Americans have sent entangled photons through 21 kilometers of atmosphere and are preparing a much longer test. The optical fiber ends, but the photon continues. Scientists from Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University have launched a 21-kilometer optical quantum link through the open atmosphere. At night, they sent entangled photons through it, and the whole […]
The main obstacle to building quantum networks on a scale has been, for decades, the fragility of quantum signals when they travel through fiber optic cables. Researchers at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Stony Brook University have taken a relevant step to overcome that obstacle: they have demonstrated the transmission of quantum information across 13 miles (about 21 kilometers) of open space in the New York area, without physical cables in…
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