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Ultrastable Frequency and Timing for Future Telecom Networks
Optical lattice atomic clocks have reached a frequency accuracy of few parts in 10−18, creating a potential revolution on time-frequency transfer techniques. The higher levels of accuracy and stability achievable with this technology opens a wide area to applications demanding ultra-stable frequency and timing requirements.