"Breakthrough Device Accelerates Progress Toward Quantum Internet"

Researchers at MIT and the University of Cambridge have developed a tiny device made of diamond and tin that could facilitate the efficient transfer of quantum information over long distances, a crucial step towards the development of a quantum internet. The device integrates electronic and nuclear qubits, allowing for the preservation of quantum information while maintaining strong interaction with photons. This breakthrough could pave the way for large-scale quantum networks, with the potential for significant advancements in quantum computing and communication.