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Common Metal Could Unlock a Cheaper Path to Quantum Materials
Researchers report that an abundant, everyday metal could serve as a far cheaper basis for quantum materials, potentially replacing scarce and expensive elements used in current quantum technologies. The finding, highlighted by science outlets, suggests a route to making quantum computing and related technologies less costly. Details of the specific metal and research team were not provided in the coverage.
Why now: The promise of dramatically cheaper quantum materials using abundant elements is attracting attention in the physics community.
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