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The Japanese company Adamant Namiki Precision Jewel Co. and researchers from Saga University in Kyushu, Japan, have developed a new method to mass-produce two inch (5 cm) wafers made of diamond.

While using diamonds is one of the most promising materials for quantum computing systems, too much nitrogen in a diamond disrupts its quantum storage capabilities.

The novel ultra-high-purity diamond contains no more than three parts per billion of nitrogen atoms, as required for quantum applications, such as quantum computers, quantum memory, and quantum sensing devices.

We are now one step closer to quantum computers that utilize diamond wafers.

Microsoft has consistently tried to get more people to use Edge.

Some of the ways it has pursued that goal have been less well-received than others, but its latest effort to do so could make for a useful addition to the software.

In a support page spotted by The Verge, the company revealed it’s adding a free built-in VPN service dubbed Edge Secure Network to its web browser.

The Opera browser has had this for a while but I digress...

The company says the tool will encrypt your Internet connection.

You can use that functionality to protect your data from your Internet service provider.

As with most VPNs, you can also use Edge Secure Network to mask your location, making it possible to access services that might otherwise be blocked in the country where you live or are visiting.