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Quantum computing

Quantum computing

Bell correlations measured in 500,000 atoms

07 Apr 2017 Hamish Johnston
Illustration of a gas of 500,000 atoms in an optical trap
Squeezed spins: illustration of atoms in the optical trap. (Courtesy: Onur Hosten)
Bell correlations – a hallmark of an entangled quantum system – have been spotted in an ensemble

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