Scientists advance quantum signaling with twisted light technology
Phys.org • 12/2/2025 • Last cited 12/2/2025
Summary
Researchers have developed a small device that can entangle light and electrons without the need for super-cooling, which could significantly impact quantum technology applications in cryptography, computing, and artificial intelligence, according to Phys.org. This advancement may lead to a revolution in how quantum signaling is achieved.
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