
David Awschalom
American experimenter and physicist
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May 28, 2026
Quantum Technology, Explained: A Big Brains Live Event
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David AwschalomGUEST
So entanglement is a phenomena where you c- could take a piece of information and prepare it in a way that it's shared by a large number of objects.

David AwschalomGUEST
And the interesting thing about this is that the act of looking at one of those objects impacts them all.

David AwschalomGUEST
And the particularly bizarre thing is it's even without a physical connection.

David AwschalomGUEST
But entanglement, the way that all these quantum bits of information are connected, that's sort of the secret sauce of computing, and that leads to remarkable scaling technologies.

David AwschalomGUEST
And one last example I can give about that is today if you buy a, a computer and you wanna double its power, you roughly double the number of bits.
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