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Shielding Quantum Signals from Noise

11.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

Through carefully orchestrated interactions between traveling waves, a single atom within a cavity, and circulators acting as beam redirectors, bosonic noise can be suppressed via conditional rotations and displacements, with success heralded by the atom’s ground state readout—a process further optimized by replacing initial hybrid gates with local qumode rotations for codes possessing identical parity logical states.

A new approach to quantum error correction promises to safeguard fragile quantum information from both thermal and environmental disturbances.

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Terahertz Quantum Security: A New Wireless Frontier

11.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

Within a 3x3 MIMO configuration utilizing the CVMDI protocol and phase modulation, Alice and Bob decompose the original multiple-input multiple-output channel into parallel single-input single-output channels via transmit and receive beamforming, enabling communication across a terahertz wireless channel subject to free-space propagation and associated noise variances.

Researchers demonstrate a secure quantum communication system operating at Terahertz frequencies, paving the way for high-bandwidth, unhackable wireless networks.

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Scaling the Quantum Frontier: Meet Helios

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

Within the Helios 2D surface trap, ninety-eight atomic ions—arranged in a quincunx—become visible only when coaxed into resonance by laser light, a demonstration of how even the most fundamental particles yield their secrets only through carefully calibrated interaction, and betray the hand of the physicist who designed the trap itself.

A 98-qubit trapped-ion processor pushes the limits of quantum computation with a novel architecture and robust performance.

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Entangled Futures: Securing Communication with Quantum States

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

Entanglement, initially distributed among three parties, gracefully degrades with each measurement, shifting the locus of the reconstructed state—first from a shared resource, then narrowed between pairs, and ultimately localized to a single party, demonstrating the inevitable concentration of information as a system relinquishes its interconnectedness.

This review explores how shared quantum entanglement can enable fundamentally secure communication protocols and advanced information transfer techniques.

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Quantum Networks Take Flight: Adapting to a Changing Sky

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The methodology layers environmental awareness and adaptive intelligence into a routing system, establishing fidelity and trust recovery as essential components for navigating inherent uncertainties.

A new framework dynamically optimizes entanglement distribution in satellite quantum networks, overcoming challenges posed by orbital mechanics and atmospheric turbulence.

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Superposition Sheds Light on Loss in Quantum Sensing

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

A refined quantum illumination scheme addresses the vulnerability to bit flip errors by simultaneously measuring both expected and displaced signal paths, thereby enhancing robustness and recovering potentially lost information on the control qubit.

Exploiting quantum superposition can significantly improve the performance of quantum illumination in noisy environments.

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Securing Satellite Links with Optimized Quantum Keys

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

New research boosts the efficiency of quantum key distribution over satellite, paving the way for more secure global communication.

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Beyond CSS: New Paths for Simulating Quantum Circuits

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

A novel framework extends quantum circuit simulation using classical rewriting, quadratic forms, and reference frame transformations.

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Slicing Quantum Complexity: A New Approach to Tensor Encoding

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

This research introduces a method for optimizing quantum tensor representation, enabling more efficient and accurate simulations on near-term quantum hardware.

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Cracking the Code: Quantum Circuit Splitting Isn’t Secure

10.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

A security vulnerability exists where an attacker can reverse-engineer hidden qubit connections within a quantum circuit designed with split compilation by strategically querying the deployed circuit’s input-output behavior.

A new attack demonstrates that techniques designed to protect quantum circuit designs from reverse engineering are surprisingly vulnerable.

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