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      Secret addressing scheme using distributed quantum computing

      In the evolving landscape of confidential and trustworthy computing, this paper delves into the challenges of secrecy or privacy associated with existing addressing schemes. We propose a novel solution, drawing inspiration from distributed quantum computing algorithms, to generate a secret addressing scheme. The objective is to enhance the confidentiality and reliability of computing systems.
      Research paper
      #QuantumComputing #ConfidentialComputing

      We have implemented our solution on a quantum network simulator, namely NetSquid, to assess the effectiveness under varying conditions, including scenarios with and without noise models. The simulation results demonstrate both scalability and. Our proposed solution effectively handles the  growth of the network while ensuring a consistently high level of accuracy.

      Full abstract in IEEEXplore DOI: 10.1109/QCE60285.2024.00203

       

      Authors

      Jyoti Faujdar, Ericsson Research and University of Ottawa, Canada

      Muhammad Asad Ullah, Ericsson Research

      Mbarka Soualhia, Ericsson Research

      Anne Broadbent, University of Ottawa, Canada

       

      Published in: 2024 IEEE International Conference on Quantum Computing and Engineering (QCE)

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      Secret Addressing Scheme using Distributed Quantum Computing

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