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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.
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Glass dust and light linked in quantum entanglement experiment

Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read

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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