Physicists at ETH Zurich have for the first time successfully teleported   
   information in a so-called solid state system. The researchers did it by using   
   a device similar to a conventional computer chip. The essential difference to   
   a usual computer chip is    
   that the information is not stored and processed based on the laws of   
   classical physics, but on those of quantum physics. In a study, which is   
   published in the current issue of the scientific journal Nature, the   
   researchers were able to teleport    
   information across a distance of about six millimeters, from one corner of a   
   chip to the opposite one. This was shown to be possible without transporting   
   the physical object carrying the information itself from the sender's to the   
   receiver's corner.   
      
    Read more at: http://phys.org/news/2013-08-teleported-electroni   
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