October 28, 2011

Diamond Based

Diamond Based Quantum Computing, Interconnects and Storage

In conjunction with its work with diamond in the area of life sciences applications, Harvard University has made some fundamental discoveries into the basic science around diamond’s quantum spin states. These spins states have opened a path for physicists to use diamond as a magnetically read optical medium at atomic densities. The real impact of the diamond is that the lifetime measurements of these quantum bits now exceed 100ms and are enabled and readable at room temperatures. A significant breakthrough needed to drive practical applications has been overcome. A number of high impact applications ranging from quantum encryption to data storage and full scale quantum computing are being considered and currently pursued at the applied research level with Harvard University in this area.

Industrial Applications

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Industrial Applications

The Company believes a number of previously identified “critical market needs” will translate into $1 billion-plus market opportunities for our materials. In addition to the existing opportunity … [Read More...]

Cultured Diamond Industry

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Cultured Diamond Industry

Today, diamonds are mined in over 25 countries on every continent except Antarctica. As with many natural resources, diamond deposits are largely concentrated in developing countries and/or … [Read More...]