Harvard researchers found that a steady stream of sound waves can protect fragile quantum bits from environmental noise, nearly tripling how long they hold information. The technique offers a new path for building more stable quantum networks and computers.
Sound Waves Shield Quantum Bits From Noise, Tripling Information Storage Time
Harvard researchers found that a steady stream of sound waves can protect fragile quantum bits from environmental noise, nearly tripling how long they hold information. The technique offers a new path for building more stable quantum networks and computers.
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