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⚛️ A breakthrough in quantum computing is here! Scientists in Japan have discovered that "heavy fermions"—electrons with dramatically increased mass—exhibit quantum entanglement controlled by the Planckian time, the fundamental unit of time in quantum mechanics.

This discovery in the material Cerium-Rhodium-Tin (CeRhSn) could unlock a completely new path to building quantum computers using solid-state materials, potentially making them more stable and scalable.

🔬 Key Breakthroughs:
✔️ Quantum Entanglement in Solids: For the first time, researchers have directly observed entangled "heavy electrons" in a solid-state material.
✔️ The Planckian Limit: The electron behavior hits the ultimate speed limit of quantum mechanics, governed by Planckian time.
✔️ Room Temperature Operation: This unusual quantum behavior persists at nearly room temperature, which is highly unusual for quantum systems.
✔️ New Quantum Architecture: This paves the way for quantum computers that use these entangled heavy electrons as stable qubits.

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Reference: “Anisotropic non-Fermi liquid and dynamical Planckian scaling of a quasi-kagome Kondo lattice system” published in npj Quantum Materials. DOI: 10.1038/s41535-025-00797-w

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