Oxford Researchers Achieve Quantum Teleportation Between Processors

The breakthrough demonstrates the feasibility of linking quantum computers into a scalable, distributed system using current technology.

Scientists at the University of Oxford successfully used quantum teleportation to transfer logical operations between two quantum processors placed two meters apart.
This marks the first demonstration of teleporting logical gates, a critical step in creating scalable, interconnected quantum computers.
The experiment used photonic links to entangle qubits, enabling communication between separate quantum systems without moving physical components.
The research lays the groundwork for a potential 'quantum internet,' offering ultra-secure communication and distributed computing capabilities.
While promising, scaling up quantum computing remains a significant challenge requiring further advancements in physics and engineering.