In 1951, Columbia’s Charles Townes came up with the idea for the device that led to the laser. It earned him a Nobel Prize.

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Singapore's SpeQtral and UK's RAL Space have successfully launched the SpeQtre CubeSat, a milestone in space-based quantum communications technology.

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