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ICFO researchers have achieved a record storage duration for single photons in a solid-state quantum memory by using spin rephasing to combat decoherence. This breakthrough directly addresses the synchronization challenges required to build functional quantum networks and the future quantum internet. The work represents a significant step forward in preserving fragile quantum states within practical hardware architectures.
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Hugues de Riedmatten’s ICFO team develops quantum memory

Quantum Zeitgeist5 min read

ICFO researchers, led by ICREA Prof. Hugues de Riedmatten, stored single photons for a record time using a new solid-state quantum memory.

Researchers led by Hugues de Riedmatten, ICREA Professor at the Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO) in Barcelona, have demonstrated a quantum memory capable of storing single photons for the longest duration yet achieved in a solid-state system, the company says. This advance, detailed in Physical Review Letters, addresses a critical challenge in building the quantum internet: maintaining the fragile quantum state of information long enough to synchronize distant network segments. The ICFO team’s work uses a novel protocol to counteract decoherence, bringing practical quantum networks closer to reality. “We are continuously sending…

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