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أخبار الكم: Sunday, August 9, 2026

This week's most significant physics result: scientists built the first quantum material capable of sorting and transporting different quantum states of light at room temperature — previously, separating photonic quantum states required bulky cryogenic equipment. The material, based on chromium and nickel compounds, exploits topological properties to route photons by their quantum state without disturbing them, a capability relevant to quantum networking and photonic quantum computing. On the commercial side, IonQ posted strong Q2 2026 results with expanding defense contracts including the recent DARPA atomic clock award and NRO radar satellite deal, signaling that trapped-ion precision is becoming a platform, not just a research project. And Israel launched Project Nexus, its national quantum initiative, joining the growing list of nations formalizing government-backed quantum strategies with dedicated funding and infrastructure targets.