Argonne Launches $1 Million Project to Develop Diamond Quantum Sensors for Particle Physics
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Diamond-based quantum sensors with ultra-precise EM field measurement are a bet that sensing will commercialize faster than general-purpose quantum compute. Hardware and industrial players should watch these platforms as potential step-changes in diagnostics, imaging, and non-invasive monitoring.
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