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Researchers have successfully fabricated a non-linear superinductor using titanium nitride within a standard commercial CMOS process, enabling compact high-inductance elements for superconducting qubits and spin readout applications. This advancement in integrated quantum circuitry could significantly shrink the footprint of quantum sensors and expand utility into radio-astronomy and low-power cryoelectronics.
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