The quest for practical quantum technology has long been framed as a war against chaos. Qubits are fragile; any stray noise, thermal fluctuation, or vibration threatens to collapse their state. Traditionally, this fragility was treated as the greatest obstacle to building reliable quantum computers, sensors, and communication systems. Yet a paradigm shift is now taking…
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