Physicists Use Cloud Service in Breakthrough Experiment
Physicists have successfully used Infleqtion's cloud-based platform, Oqtant, to conduct experiments on Bose-Einstein condensates, marking a shift in how theoretical researchers can perform experimental work. This breakthrough demonstrates the anomalous tunneling effect and was published in Communications Physics.
Ippei Danshita from Kindai University and Daichi Kagamihara from Chuo University used Oqtant, a cloud-based service for state-of-the-art physics experiments provided by the company Infleqtion in the USA, to successfully demonstrate the influence of the anomalous tunneling effect on the dynamics of Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) by operating a BEC experimental setup through the cloud. This is the first time that academic research results obtained using Oqtant have been published as a peer-reviewed scientific paper.
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