USTC has achieved a record-breaking quantum frequency conversion efficiency of 393nm-to-1550nm, linking ion memories to fiber, expanding quantum technology capabilities and opening new avenues in quantum communication and cryptography.
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USTC sets new record for 393nm-to-1550nm quantum frequency conversion efficiency.: USTC sets new record for 393nm-to-1550nm quantum frequency conversion efficiency.
This breakthrough demonstrates potential for quantum information processing in real-world…: This breakthrough demonstrates potential for quantum information processing in real-world applications.
Published in prestigious scientific journals, highlighting USTC's contributions to quantu…: Published in prestigious scientific journals, highlighting USTC's contributions to quantum technology.
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