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New Dawn: Pan Jianwei reveals high-orbit quantum satellite for global network
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China is pushing the boundaries of quantum technology with plans to launch the world’s first high-orbit quantum satellite by 2027. Led by Pan Jianwei, a pioneer in the field, this satellite will sit in geostationary orbit—way higher than typical satellites—to create a more efficient, globe-spanning quantum network. It could even help redefine how we measure time internationally.
Editor’s Note: Quantum tech isn’t just sci-fi anymore—it’s becoming a real race among nations. China’s move signals a major leap in secure communications and scientific precision, with potential ripple effects for everything from cybersecurity to global timekeeping. If successful, this could set a new benchmark in a field where the U.S. and others are also hustling to lead.

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