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Quantum Breakthroughs: Nobel Winners and China's New Computer

11/3/2025

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October 7, 2025, the Nobel Prize was awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martin for quantum tunneling and energy quantization.
China's first atomic quantum computer, Hanyuan No. 1, began commercial use with over 40 million yuan in orders, including sales to Pakistan.
St. John's University launched a global quantum physics exchange program to foster international collaboration.
The developments underscore quantum tech's growing role in global security.

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October 7, 2025, the Nobel Prize was awarded to John Clarke, Michel H. Devoret, and John M. Martin for quantum tunneling and energy quantization.
China's first atomic quantum computer, Hanyuan No. 1, began commercial use with over 40 million yuan in orders, including sales to Pakistan.
St. John's University launched a global quantum physics exchange program to foster international collaboration.
The developments underscore quantum tech's growing role in global security.