<ul><li>Physicists at the Georgia Institute of Technology, US have developed a novel method to generate entanglement between photons for quantum computing.</li><li>The research leverages non-Abelian quantum holonomy, which provides a deterministic approach to entangling photons without relying on strong nonlinear interactions or probabilistic quantum measurements.</li><li>The entangled photons occupy distinguishable spatial modes of optical waveguides, making it more practical for real-world quantum applications.</li><li>This innovative approach could lead to more efficient and reliable photonic quantum technologies, and enable the construction of near-deterministic entangling gates for quantum computation.</li></ul>

New entanglement approach could boost photonic quantum computing

Discover more