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There are similarities and differences between what the company is talking about today and IBM's recent update of its roadmap ...

The experiment is the first demonstration of hyper-entanglement in massive particles, such as neutral atoms or ions (earlier demonstrations used photons).

Atom Computing’s systems use trapped neutral atoms as qubits—a proprietary approach that allows for precise control. Unlike ionized atoms, neutral atoms retain all their electrons.

Key uncertainties remain in the interaction processes of tungsten with plasma fuel particles (1-10 keV energy range), where discrepancies persist between theory and experiments. Additionally, ...

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In another concept, ions (charged atoms) perform quantum logical operations while being trapped on a chip in a specially shaped electric field known as a Paul trap. As with the electrically neutral ...

Graphene is an extremely thin, flexible and resistant material made of pure carbon. It forms layers that consist of virtually a single layer of carbon atoms. To make graphene as thick as a human hair, ...

Qubits made of electrically charged atoms — known as ions — can also be controlled with light, and ions were long regarded as better qubit candidates than neutral atoms.

But Atom Computing and other companies, like QuEra, believe neutral atoms—that is, atoms with no electric charge—have greater potential to scale. This is because neutral atoms can maintain their ...

A neutral-atom quantum computer is like a charged-atom one, but light rather than electricity holds the atoms in place. To make the light traps, scientists shine a laser through a lens above a ...

Scientists used lasers to toss around and catch qubits, a key development for future quantum computers.