Scientists at Aalto University have built and operated the world's first cyclic superconducting quantum heat engine, which converts tiny amounts of heat into useful work. This breakthrough bridges quantum mechanics and thermodynamics, potentially solving major engineering challenges for large-scale quantum computing by reducing reliance on extensive cooling infrastructure and external cabling.
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