Quantum Entanglement
5 stories tagged Quantum Entanglement.
Quantum Entanglement Sets a 420 km Distance Record
Physicists at USTC entangled quantum memories across 420 km of optical fiber. Here's what the record actually means—and what it doesn't yet.
A Second Dimension of Time Could Explain Quantum Weirdness
A Second Dimension of Time Could Explain Quantum Weirdness
A physicist's new paper proposes that two dimensions of time—not one—could explain quantum entanglement and faster-than-light updates. Here's what the math actually claims.
Einstein vs Quantum Mechanics: The EPR Paradox Explained
Einstein vs Quantum Mechanics: The EPR Paradox Explained
Physicist Jim Al-Khalili unpacks the EPR paradox—Einstein's 1935 challenge to quantum mechanics that inadvertently gave us the concept of entanglement.
Is Time Fundamental? New Physics Says Maybe Not
Is Time Fundamental? New Physics Says Maybe Not
Physicists are questioning whether time is real or emergent. A climate journalist finds the stakes unexpectedly familiar—and the implications surprisingly close to home.
IBM Opens Real Quantum Computers to Anyone With Curiosity
IBM Opens Real Quantum Computers to Anyone With Curiosity
IBM's new tutorial puts actual quantum processors—not simulations—in reach of beginners. What changes when quantum computing becomes accessible?