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New Discoveries in Quantum Entanglement Boost Computing Potential

11/26/2025

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The ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider measured spin correlations between top and anti-top quarks in 2023.
Protons at the Large Hadron Collider collide about 90 million times per year, producing top quarks and anti-top quarks.
Their spins are inversely related by quantum entanglement.
Regina Demina of the University of Rochester calls this emergent field.
The CMS experiment measured the 'magic' of top quarks, potentially boosting quantum computing efficiency.

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Story summary

The ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider measured spin correlations between top and anti-top quarks in 2023.
Protons at the Large Hadron Collider collide about 90 million times per year, producing top quarks and anti-top quarks.
Their spins are inversely related by quantum entanglement.
Regina Demina of the University of Rochester calls this emergent field.
The CMS experiment measured the 'magic' of top quarks, potentially boosting quantum computing efficiency.