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This study identifies a specific atomic defect structure in zinc oxide capable of functioning as a stable spin qubit, offering a viable alternative to diamond for scalable quantum computing and sensing applications. By leveraging established semiconductor fabrication techniques rather than the difficult crystal growth required for diamonds, this material could significantly lower barriers to mass-producing high-performance quantum devices. The findings demonstrate that molybdenum-vacancy complexes in zinc oxide can maintain quantum information effectively while emitting light efficiently, addressing key limitations in current qubit architectures.