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Magnons Now Last Nearly 100x Longer | Science News
Scientists just unlocked a quantum computing breakthrough by making magnetic waves—called magnons—last up to 18 microseconds, nearly 100 times longer than before. This leap, achieved by cooling ultra-pure magnetic spheres, turns these once-fleeting waves into viable carriers of quantum information. The key? Material purity—not physics limits. Now comparable to today’s qubits, magnons could power quantum computers as small as a penny, showing that future quantum leaps may come from materials science, not new physics. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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