New Strategy Stabilizes Quantum Networks

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Adding bridges to stabilize quantum networks

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Northwestern University physicists propose new strategy to maintain communications in a constantly changing, unpredictable quantum network.

By rebuilding these disappearing connections, the researchers found the network eventually settles into a stable -- albeit different -- state.

Key resides in adding sufficient number of connections to ensure the network continues to function.

The findings potentially could lead to optimally designed quantum networks for lightning-fast computing and ultra-secure communications.

It was not designed, it just happened. But now we can do better with the quantum internet. We can design it to ensure it reaches its full potential." Story Source: Journal Reference: - Xiangyi Meng , Bingjie Hao , Balázs Ráth , István A. Kovács . Path Percolation in Quantum Communication Networks . Physical Review Letters , 2025 ; 134 ( 3 ) DOI: 10.1103 /PhysRevLett.134.030803 Cite This Page:.