Researchers Propose New Solution to Quantum Internet Transmission Problem

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Getting intact qubits from here-to-there is the basic challenge for any quantum internet scheme. Now, scientists from the University of Chicago, Stanford University, and California Institute of Technology have introduced a completely new idea for how to transmit quantum data — using vacuum beam guides (VBG) strung together in chains.

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