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In February 2026, a research team from Stanford University in the United States unveiled a groundbreaking optical cavity. This cavity is adept at precisely manipulating light at the atomic level, effectively gathering photons emitted by individual atoms. These particular atoms serve as storage units for qubits, which are the essential components of quantum computers. This groundbreaking study marks the first instance of successfully extracting information from all qubits simultaneously. The significant findings were published in the esteemed journal Nature. This technological advancement paves the way for a new era in quantum computer construction and lays a solid foundation for the future development of a vast quantum computer network, potentially encompassing millions of qubits.
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