The ADS-CFT holographic principle is being used to gather experimental data to test the hypothesis of quantum entanglement in Canary Islands, advancing the study of larger space (bulk) and surface area of black holes. Juan Maldacena and Niemar Kani Hamed are working on developing the same methodology for decidder space.
The ADS-CFT Holographic Principle proposes that the amount of information that can be stored in a black hole depends only on the surface area of the black hole, and has led scientists to experimentally test the hypothesis of quantum entanglement in the Canary Islands.