Quantum entanglement makes quantum communication even more secure

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an experiment that uses strontium ions to test quantum entanglement

Quantum entanglement, a type of ethereal link between particles, improves the security of quantum communication, as demonstrated in three experiments (the one pictured, by researchers in France, Switzerland and England, used strontium ions in its test).

David Nadlinger/University of Oxford

Stealthy communication just got more secure, thanks to quantum entanglement.