A research team from DTU has succeeded in designing and building a structure, a so-called dielectric nanocavity, which concentrates light in a volume that it is 12 times below the diffraction limit – inside a dielectric material.
DTU’s researchers have become the first in the world to use a quantum computer to perform calculations of the power grid.
Researchers secure an important win in the race against cybercriminals by using quantum communication to securely transfer data at Danske Bank…
University research at TU Delft, Netherlands, has laid out a broad roadmap for a quantum internet. The plan develops the quantum network around two concepts presently unknown to the current internet: (1) Entanglement’s synchronization capability between distant locations; and, (2) entanglement’s inherent security, considered unbreakable. Engineering, computer science, and physics, all must come into agreement and collaborate closely to enable the increasing functionality of each stage.
Research team from the Technical University of Denmark achieves multi-fold increase in quantum encryption key bitrates.
