LLNL Achieves 98% Quantum Control with 3D-Printed Ion Traps
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Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have developed miniaturized, high-fidelity ion traps using 3D printing, significantly advancing quantum computing capabilities and enabling rapid prototyping of new designs, with potential applications in precision measurement and sensors.
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