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Atomic ‘conveyor belt’ boosts power of quantum computer, led by HQI faculty Misha Lukin

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Array system could help to scale up technology that uses atoms to create qubits.In a Nature paper, a team of physicists led by Mikhail Lukin at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, created a 2D array of more than 3,000 rubidium atoms inside a vacuum chamber. Just below that array, they suspended a reservoir of rubidium gas.
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Atomic ‘conveyor belt’ boosts power of quantum computer, led by HQI faculty Misha Lukin Fri, 09/19/2025 Array system could help to scale up technology that uses atoms to create qubits.In a Nature paper, a team of physicists led by Mikhail Lukin at Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, created a 2D array of more than 3,000 rubidium atoms inside a vacuum chamber. Just below that array, they suspended a reservoir of rubidium gas.Read more in Nature: Atomic ‘conveyor belt’ boosts power of quantum computer See also: HQI Faculty Mikhail Lukin HQI News Share on: Facebook Twitter Linkedin

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