NASA’s Glenn Research Center in Cleveland is playing a major role in the development of a cutting-edge technology: NASA’s first-ever quantum memory.
Bringing bright minds together has once again proven to be the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe. Researchers developed technology that will store information within a cloud of atoms.
Quantum memory stores information encoded in matter or on photons — which are single particles of light — for a certain amount of time. The memory developed in partnership with Glenn stores information in a cloud of laser-cooled atoms and later releases it as photons. A large-scale quantum network would process information faster, provide better information security, and improve the accuracy of how we explore the world compared to a traditional computer network.
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