Real-life 'quantum molycircuits' using exotic nanotubes

https://phys.org/news/2023-02-real-life-quantum-molycircuits-exotic-nanotubes.html

"tubes grown clean and straight... small structure diameters down to 20nm... remain electrically transparent even in low temperature quantum computation which leave molybdenum disulfide intact... for practical reasons we used rather large nanotubes and nanoribbons... for temperatures below 0.1K in many quantum computing approaches, current passes through discrete quantum states enabling controllable charge, spin, or valley qubits in MoS2"

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