A team of Harvard scientists has, for the first time, successfully trapped molecules to execute quantum operations. This breakthrough was achieved using ultra-cold polar molecules as qubits—the basic ...

Molecules haven't been used in quantum computing, even though they have the potential to make the ultra-high-speed ...

New research suggests that humanity may soon find an answer to one of its oldest and most profound questions: what is ...

Researchers have revolutionized quantum technology by achieving long-lasting entanglement between molecules using ...

Lead author of the study, Professor Simon Cornish of Durham University, said: “The results highlight the remarkable control ...

Advancing quantum technology requires precise control over quantum states and the ability to entangle particles. This control ...

UK researchers used special optical tweezers to attain quantum entanglement of molecules that could unlock multiple ...

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They also hope to improve the range over which qubits can connect and entangle, a crucial feature for quantum computing and communication. “Right now, the range is about a few millimeters,” Wu ...