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The research is a fundamental study of light-matter interactions, using ultrafast microscopy to track excitons and polaritons and the quantum coherence needed for quantum computing. The headline "one quadrillion images per second" describes sampling speed, not a demonstrated computing result, so readers should treat the link to practical quantum hardware as a long-term goal. The work matters most for those following how coherence is measured and preserved in materials.
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Purdue research captures quantum activity at up to one quadrillion images per second
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WEST LAFAYETTE — Purdue University researcher Libai Huang is using an ultrafast microscopy technique to capture the movement and interactions of quantum particles at speeds reaching one quadrillion images per second, research that…
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