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Manufacturing qubits that can move

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Researchers have developed a method to move spin qubits between quantum dots without losing quantum information, combining the scalability of manufactured devices with the flexibility of atomic or photonic systems. This advancement offers developers and tech professionals a promising avenue for creating error-corrected logical qubits with enhanced connectivity. The next step will be observing how this technology scales in practical quantum computing applications.

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