“合肥科技”闪耀2025十大科技新闻榜单

Core Insights - Hefei has emerged as a focal city in the technology sector due to breakthroughs in nuclear fusion and quantum computing, as highlighted by the Central Radio and Television General Station's announcement of the "Top Ten Science and Technology News of 2025" [1][2] - The achievements include the "artificial sun" nuclear fusion device setting a record of "hundred million degrees for a thousand seconds" and the "Zuchongzhi No. 3" quantum computing prototype achieving a new world record [1][2] - China's initiation of an international scientific program in the field of fusion energy underscores its leading position in global technological competition [1] Nuclear Fusion Developments - The world's first fully superconducting Tokamak EAST device achieved significant results on January 20, successfully maintaining a high-confinement mode plasma operation at over a hundred million degrees for 1066 seconds, setting a new world record [1] - This achievement marks a critical turning point in fusion research, transitioning from basic scientific research to engineering practice, and significantly advances the development of fusion energy [1] Quantum Computing Advancements - On March 3, the University of Science and Technology of China announced the successful construction of the 105-qubit superconducting quantum computing prototype "Zuchongzhi No. 3," which solved the "quantum random circuit sampling" task at a speed one trillion times faster than the current fastest supercomputer [2] - This breakthrough reinforces the superiority of superconducting quantum computing systems [2] International Collaboration in Fusion Research - On November 24, the International Scientific Program for Burning Plasma initiated by the Chinese Academy of Sciences was launched, introducing the compact fusion energy experimental device BEST research plan [2] - Scientists from over ten countries, including France, the UK, Germany, and Italy, signed the "Hefei Fusion Declaration," advocating for enhanced international cooperation and a spirit of open sharing in fusion research [2]