We report the observation of steady-state optical amplification in Raman transitions between the lowest-energy spin states of a single quantum-dot molecule. Absorption and resonance fluorescence experiments demonstrate that the entangled two-electron singlet and triplet states have electric-dipole coupling to a common optically excited state. Fast spin relaxation ensures optical gain on the triplet transition when the singlet transition is driven resonantly. By embedding the quantum-dot molecule in a cavity of modest quality factor, a solid-state single-emitter laser can be realized.

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