Diamond Shows Promise for Quantum Internet

Thursday, April 25, 2013 - 10:30 in Physics & Chemistry

Today's Internet runs on linked silicon chips, but a future quantum version might be built from diamond crystals. Physicists report today in Nature that they have entangled information kept in pieces of diamond 3 meters apart, so that measuring the state of one quantum bit (qubit) instantly fixes the state of the other - a step necessary for exchanging quantum information over large distances. [More]

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