Scientists develop new way to tackle key quantum computing challenge

Scientists develop new way to tackle key quantum computing challenge Unlike traditional computers that encode electric states into 0s and 1s to store and process information, quantum computers create apply of the particularly unique, but counter-intuitive, properties of the quantum world to carry out calculations.

Key points

• 4 min read New Delhi Sep 15, 2026 05: 30 AM IST.
• The results of experiments has been published in a paper in the American Physical Society's Physical Review A.
• Measuring certain properties of one reveals information regarding corresponding properties of the other, irrespective of the distance between the two.

For context, the results of experiments has been published in a paper in the American Physical Society's Physical Review A. (Image: Pixabay).

Scientists at the Quantum Information and Computing (QuIC) laboratory at Raman Research Institute in Bengaluru have demonstrated a novel way to growth the stability of the quantum states that enable computation in a quantum computer that can potentially improve the reliability and integrity of these calculations.

After undergoing an interaction, obtain "linked" (or entangled) together in such a way that they commence to behave like one single system, one of these happens to be "quantum entanglement, " a remarkable property of the quantum world in which two particles. Measuring certain properties of one reveals information regarding corresponding properties of the other, irrespective of the distance between the two.

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