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Electronics360: "Receivers go quantum through the power of Rydberg atoms"

02/14/2026 12:00 AM

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Re: Receivers go quantum through the power of Rydberg atoms

02/15/2026 1:47 PM

Wow! What an enlightening article.

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Re: Receivers go quantum through the power of Rydberg atoms

03/03/2026 12:52 PM

If you think this is neat. Wait till you see Photonix Engineering. AP 3.x

Phase Shifting Electrons, and Protons inside any given Photon.

The Future " State " of any given Electron, or Proton inside a Photon has limitless potential.

I also must state officially.

Calling Quantum Mechanics, and Quantum Physics used in Electronics Engineering ( Applied Physics ) " Quantum Computers / Quantum Computing " is a fraudulent terminology. Quantum Physics & Mechanics have always been a part of the Radio Electronics Field.

Photon-Ix / Photonix Engineering on the other hand.

Hasnt even begun to see the full potential use of the Electrons & Protons in a given Photon.

And dont forget...

The Golden Rule of Electronics Engineering gets broken all of the Time.

" A Codependency on Fatally Flawed Electronics Engineering. Can cause a Catastrophic Failure at inopportune times. "

A quote by the US Governments most famous Spy.

William E. Taft.

In a Warning about becoming Codependent on Electronics ( " Quantum Computing " ).

Causing major systemic malfunction.

Due to the Fatal Flaw of Applied Physics: Electronics Engineering...

Which also ties in to the Golden Rule.

And how often that factually is broken...( Every few nanoseconds...)

/TipsHat

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