Teleportation In An Electronic Circuit For The First Time
Wednesday, August 14, 2013 - 14:31
in Physics & Chemistry
Physicists have successfully teleported information in a solid state system for the first time - they moved information from A to B for the first time in an electronic circuit, similar to a computer chip. The essential difference between their method and the usual computer chip is that the information is not stored and processed based on the laws of classical physics, but on those of quantum physics. The researchers were able to teleport information across a distance of about six millimeters, from one corner of a chip to the opposite one. This was shown to be possible without transporting the physical object carrying the information itself from the sender's to the receiver's corner. read more