Scientists have for the first time shown that they can control and distinguish tiny quantities of interacting photons - or packets of light energy - with high correlation. Find out more at 🚀 engineering interestingengineering
Scientists have for the first time shown that they can control and distinguish tiny quantities of interacting photons - or packets of light energy - with high correlation, according to a study published inThis unprecedented accomplishment marks a significant turning point in the evolution of quantum technology, which could potentially advance quantum computing and medical imaging.
"We observed that one photon was delayed by a longer time compared to two photons. With this really strong photon-photon interaction, the two photons become entangled in the form of what is called a two-photon bound state." "The next steps in my research are to see how this approach can be used to generate states of light that are useful for fault-tolerant quantum computing, which is being pursued by multimillion-dollar companies, such as PsiQuantum and Xanadu," he added.
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