Quantum photonic chip for the realization of eight-dimensional quantum superdense coding.

Realizing ultrahigh capacity quantum superdense coding on quantum photonic chip

A research team has achieved a breakthrough in quantum communication by implementing an eight-dimensional quantum superdense coding protocol on a 16-mode photonic chip, demonstrating an unprecedented channel capacity exceeding 3 bits through the generation of high-fidelity entangled quDit states and efficient Bell state measurements that distinguish eleven orthogonal states, significantly outperforming classical communication limits.

Boosted Bell-state measurements for photonic quantum computation: Schematic of the experimental setup.

Boosted Bell-state measurements for photonic quantum computation

Researchers achieved a groundbreaking advancement in photonic quantum computing by implementing a boosted Bell-state measurement with a success probability of 69.3%, significantly exceeding the conventional 50% limit and demonstrating a threefold improvement in photon-loss tolerance for fault-tolerant fusion-based quantum computing.

Boosted quantum teleportation - Schematic of the experimental set-up.

Breaking Barriers in Quantum Teleportation

Researchers have achieved a breakthrough in quantum teleportation by using ancillary photonic states to surpass the 50% Bell-state measurement success probability limit of linear optics, demonstrating an impressive 69.71% acceptance rate with high fidelity (0.8677) on arbitrary input states from independent sources, representing the first practical implementation of Boosted Quantum Teleportation with significant implications for quantum repeaters, communications, and computation.