Quantum Networking Achieves 99% Accuracy Using Optical Fiber Cable
Quantum networking has achieved stable and high-fidelity communication through existing fibre networks with no missing data or corruption.
A recent experiment shows that quantum data can be safely transmitted through the same fibre cables used for the internet today, achieving 99% accuracy.
The system uses entangled photons, which are special light particles connected even when far apart, to facilitate communication.
- Entanglement is a link between two particles that stay connected regardless of distance.
- Earlier experiments suffered from data loss due to wavelength mismatch with fibre cables.
- Scientists used atoms of ytterbium-171 (¹⁷¹Yb) to match the wavelength with the telecom range.
Quantum networking uses entanglement to achieve high-fidelity communication.
Authors summary: Quantum networking achieves 99% accuracy.
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