POPA ReconResearchers demonstrated a way to protect quantum information using mechanical vibrations, or phonons, instead of microwave pulses. By…
Researchers demonstrated a way to protect quantum information using mechanical vibrations, or phonons, instead of microwave pulses. By continuously driving a silicon-vacancy spin in diamond with sound waves, they created a “dressed” qubit less sensitive to environmental noise and extended its coherence time by about threefold. The same phonons could therefore both carry quantum information and protect it in future chip-scale quantum networks. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-026-03369-2
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