Which mechanism causes apparent faster-than-light correlation between quantum dot qubits?

💡 Explanation

Quantum entanglement induces instantaneous correlations because the measurement of one entangled qubit dictates the state of the other, regardless of the spatial separation; therefore, correlation seems instantaneous rather than limited by the speed of light itself, although no information transfer occurs.

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