Northwestern breakthrough proves quantum networks can run on existing fibre assets
Researchers at Northwestern University have demonstrated quantum entanglement surviving alongside commercial telecommunications traffic on the same optical fibre (Andrey Suslov/Shutterstock.com)
Northwestern University proves quantum entanglement can coexist with commercial internet traffic on shared optical fibre, opening the door to quantum networks on existing telecom infrastructure
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