Experimental findings demonstrate quantum interference involving photons, suggesting advances in remote entanglement generation.
Quantum networks are based on shared remote entanglement between local nodes by exchanging indistinguishable photons. We show Two-Photon Quantum Interference between tin-vacancy centers in diamond-waveguides and report on the progress towards remote entanglement generation.
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