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Scientists at the University of Florence have demonstrated stationary entanglement between a glass nanosphere's motion and light within an optical cavity, achieving this state at room temperature. This breakthrough confirms sustained quantum correlations that can propagate through space, offering a practical pathway toward scalable quantum memory and networks without the need for extreme cooling. The results validate levitated optomechanical systems as viable candidates for future quantum infrastructure.
Glass dust and light linked in quantum entanglement experiment

Scientists at the University of Florence observed stationary entanglement between a glass nanosphere’s motion and light within an optical cavity, advancing quantum optomechanics research.
Scientists at the University of Florence have demonstrated a link between the motion of a glass nanosphere and light, a key step towards sustaining quantum links for future technologies. The team, led by Francesco Marin, a lecturer in Experimental Physics of Matter, suspended a glass sphere approximately 100 nanometres in diameter using laser light within…
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