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Pusan National University and UNIST Demonstrate Hybrid Quantum Interconnect Benchmark

Researchers at Pusan National University and the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) have demonstrated direct two-photon interference between two physically distinct, un-synchronized quantum light sources: a warm cesium atomic vapor ensemble and a semiconductor quantum dot (QD). Published in Light: Science & Applications, the breakthrough achieves photon indistinguishability across dissimilar quantum hardware platforms without relying on active spectral or temporal modification, establishing a critical building block for hybrid quantum networking architectures.