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Researchers at the University of Campinas have demonstrated that in quantum networks, adding connections beyond an optimal threshold actually reduces transport efficiency due to interference effects, a phenomenon termed "coherent overconnectivity penalty." This finding challenges classical intuition by showing that maximal connectivity does not guarantee peak performance for quantum information transfer. The study provides critical insights for designing scalable quantum architectures where network topology must be carefully balanced to avoid diminishing returns on energy or probability amplitude propagation.