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Diamond Nanowire Device
Researchers at a prestigious U.S. University have recently developed a new type of diamond-based nanowire devices, which hold great promise for the creation of nanomaterials based on the strong carbon compound. These materials could be used in quantum cryptography and computing, as well as imaging methods for magnetic fields. Further applications in quantum science and technology are also possible. One of the greatest innovations that the new system brings is the fact that secure, light-based computing could soon be made practical. Such communication networks would rely on the nanowire devices, which are capable of producing a bright, stable source of single photons at room temperature.
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Researchers at a prestigious U.S. University have recently developed a new type of diamond-based nanowire devices, which hold great promise for the creation of nanomaterials based on the strong carbon compound. These materials could be used in quantum cryptography and computing, as well as imaging methods for magnetic fields. Further applications in quantum science and technology are also possible. One of the greatest innovations that the new system brings is the fact that secure, light-based computing could soon be made practical. Such communication networks would rely on the nanowire devices, which are capable of producing a bright, stable source of single photons at room temperature. 
