A Trap for 11,000 Atoms: A Step Towards a Quantum Computer ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Trapping 11,000 Atoms in a Tweezer Array Generated by a Single Metasurface"
An invisible laser trap caught 11,000 atoms — a record step toward quantum computers of a new scale.
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An invisible trap as wide as a coin holds 11,000 atoms, paving the way to room-sized quantum computers. Someday, such a chip will crack any code.
🎯 The metasurface, replacing bulky optics, is no bigger than a coin, yet it can create 11,000 laser traps at once.
🎬 Quantum computers are often depicted in science fiction as machines of incredible power — for example, in Hannu Rajaniemi's novel 'The Quantum Thief'.