An Investigation on Quantum Teleportation

Singhal, Shefali; Jain, Anjali; Gankotiya, Anil Kr.; Aggarwal, Kadambari

doi:10.1109/acct.2012.23

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“…Therefore, this phenomenon cannot be simulated anyway in classical world, hence, such a kind of distant dynamic live migration of virtual machines can be accomplished in the quantum paradigm by deploying teleportation protocol. [22] 5 Server Consolidation and Energy management An effective approach to maximize resource utilization in a cloud environment, such that energy consumption is minimized is Server consolidation. Live Vm migration technology is used to consolidate virtual machines residing on multiple underutilised servers onto a single server, consequently remaining servers can be set to an energy-saving state.…”

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Quantum Clouds: A future perspective

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2014

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Quantum computing and cloud computing are two gaints for futuristic computing. Both technologies complement each other. Quantum clouds, therefore, is deploying the resources of quantum computation in a cloud environment to provide solution to the challenges and problems faced by present model of classical cloud computation. State of the art challenges faced by the cloud such as VM migration, data security, traffic management can be addressed by the quantum principles. But the merging of these two technologies have challenges of their own which need to be addressed before moving forward. What are those challenges and how does a quantum computer solve the cloud problems? The relation among quantum parallelism, superposition and flash crowd effect; Laundauer's principle and energy management; photon polarization principle and data security; these fascinating queries are addressed in the paper.

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Quantum Clouds: A future perspective

Bhambri

2014

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“…With the use of entanglement properties and classic communication, the state of the bit can be teleported over greater distances than that of standard qubit transmission technology. As reported by Singhal et al [20] in their investigative paper, teleportation can provide so called invisible quantum wiring to achieve ultra-fast computers. These new quantum computers would be able to compute larger and more complex loads at many times the speed of today's super computers.…”

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Quantum Communication Assisted MAC Protocol

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Quantum mechanics has been around since the early 1900s and computers made their first appearance in the late 1930s. In the decades after that, the two came together to bring about quantum computing. A sub field of quantum computing is quantum communications, the ability to transmit a quantum state from one place to another. This communication takes place between two entities.Communication over a classic network involves many entities each vying for network time. This is done through various network protocols, one of them being Medium Access Control (MAC). Although quantum computing is currently a one-to-one medium, it's properties can be used to assist the MAC protocol to enhance it's current abilities. In this thesis, we propose two different quantum communication assisted MAC protocols to achieve shared communication over a classic network. These protocols are based on quantum entanglement principles and contention-free collision avoidance algorithms.iii I would like to acknowledge my supervisor, Dr. Michel Barbeau for his patience and guidance in the realization of this thesis. His constructive criticism and friendly advice made this task easier to handle. My sincere thanks.v

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An Investigation on Quantum Teleportation

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Quantum Clouds: A future perspective

Quantum Clouds: A future perspective

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