A new type of ion-trap quantum technology has been developed that uses microwave radiation to perform computations. It will considerably simplify the practical implementation of large-scale quantum computers. See Letters p.181 & p.185
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Hensinger, W. Microwave ion-trap quantum computing. Nature 476, 155–156 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1038/476155a
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