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Scalable and telecom single-erbium system with record-long room-temperature quantum coherence
Achieving long-lived (μs-scale) quantum coherence at room temperature in the telecom C band remains a central unsolved challenge for solid-state quantum platforms, with coherence at this timescale previously demonstrated only under vacuum cryogenic conditions at temperatures over 600 times lower. To
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