Nobel Physics Prize Awarded to Trio for Work in Quantum Technology

The Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded Tuesday to Alain Aspect, John F. Clauser and Anton Zeilinger as joint winners for their work in the field of quantum computing, an emerging field that promises to tackle problems. The problem is too complex for existing supercomputers.

The work of the trio was hailed by the Nobel committee as having laid the foundation for a “new era of quantum technology,” allowing the construction of quantum computers and networks, improved measurements and the development of communication. securely encrypted.