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Researchers speed up the search for diamond flaws that could power room-temperature quantum devices

A new and faster method for finding suitable diamond-based materials has pointed to promising quantum building blocks, with the potential to support quantum computers and sensors that work at room temperature.

Tiny flaws in diamonds could unlock a quantum computing revolution
Researchers speed up the search for diamond flaws that could power room-temperature quantum devices
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A new and faster method for finding suitable diamond-based materials has pointed to promising quantum building blocks, with the potential to support quantum computers and sensors that work at room temperature.