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Quantum

A quantum revolution

02 Sep 2020 Michael Banks
Taken from the 2020 Physics World China Briefing.

Chaoyang Lu from the University of Science and Technology of China in Hefei talks to Michael Banks about planning Quantum 2020 – a major online conference – and the future of quantum technologies

Chaoyang Lu
Bright future Chaoyang Lu says that many of the technologies today such as quantum key distribution and quantum algorithms are just the tip of the iceberg of what is to come. (Courtesy: H-T Guo and L Yu)
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