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Entangled ions set long-distance record

12 May 2023 Ali Lezeik 
Photo of the ion trap and optical cavity used in the experiment
One of the nodes: An ion trap between the two mirrors forming the optical cavity. (Courtesy: Northup lab)
Using light and optical fibres to send information from point A to B is today a standard practice, b

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Ali Lezeik is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Ali is currently working on quantum optics at the Leibniz University Hannover. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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