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Researchers at Brookhaven and Stony Brook have successfully demonstrated a wireless capability for quantum networks, advancing the transition from fiber-optic to free-space transmission. This development is critical for scaling quantum infrastructure, as it addresses the challenge of connecting quantum nodes without the physical constraints of cabling. The breakthrough paves the way for more flexible and robust quantum communication architectures essential for future distributed computing systems.
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Brookhaven and Stony Brook Researchers Demonstrate ‘Wireless’ Capability for Quantum Network
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