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Researchers have engineered a new technique to trap ions in 3D structures using modified electric fields in Penning traps, forming stable bilayer crystals. This innovation paves the way for more complex quantum devices and could revolutionize quantum computing and sensing by utilizing space more efficiently. Quantum Device Challenges Many quantum devices…
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A 3D Ion Magnet: Unlocking the Third Dimension in Quantum Computing
Kenna Hughes-Castleberry University of Colorado at Boulder
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Researchers have engineered a new technique to trap ions in 3D structures using modified electric fields in Penning traps, forming stable bilayer crystals. This innovation paves the way for more complex quantum devices and could revolutionize quantum computing and sensing by utilizing space more efficiently. Quantum Device Challenges Many quantum devices…
