Researchers at Aalto University have connected a time crystal to an external system for the first time, opening potential applications in quantum computing and ultra-precise sensing technologies.
The team, led by Academy Research Fellow Jere Mäkinen, demonstrated that time crystals can interface with optomechanical systems whilst maintaining their unique quantum properties. The breakthrough could enable memory systems for quantum computers that last significantly longer than current technologies.
The team, led by Academy Research Fellow Jere Mäkinen, demonstrated that time crystals can interface with optomechanical systems whilst maintaining their unique quantum properties. The breakthrough could enable memory systems for quantum computers that last significantly longer than current technologies.