Researchers at ETH Zurich have teleported information from one end of a superconducting circuit to another -- a distance of 6mm. The experiment has two unusual features: 1) It is the first time quantum teleportation was conducted over a circuit without the use of a powerful laser beam; and 2) the information was relayed making use of the laws of quantum physics rather than classical physics. This achievement is "extraordinarily impressive," remarked Carl Williams of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.Dawning of the Age of Quantum Information Teleportation
Researchers at ETH Zurich have teleported information from one end of a superconducting circuit to another -- a distance of 6mm. The experiment has two unusual features: 1) It is the first time quantum teleportation was conducted over a circuit without the use of a powerful laser beam; and 2) the information was relayed making use of the laws of quantum physics rather than classical physics. This achievement is "extraordinarily impressive," remarked Carl Williams of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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