The Quantum Way of Cloud Computing
The Quantum Way of Cloud Computing
into
an evolutionary
technology. Also,
this paper
Quantum Cloud
I. INTRODUCTION
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Quantum-Cloud.
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to the state of some other, such that, setting the value of one qubit
(with a 1 or a O) will set the same value in the other.
IILCLOUD COMPUTING
improved
accessibility,
flexibility
and
mobility.
This
the internet from far off large scale data centers. The important
point is that the customers will avail all these features without
the "clouds". This is how cloud computing gets its name [7]. The
of
implementation
of
this
technology
allows
the
cost
significantly.
technology.
growth in the field of smart phones. This is due to the fact that the
End Users
serious problem arising due to the very core of its success. This
is the issue of security. Until this issue is completely eradicated,
cloud computing would not be fully secure [9]. But, the question
accordance with the today's trend, but with more speed than ever
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their
knowledge
of
quantum
physics
into
developing
the quantum and cloud technologies may take time, but these
VII CONCLUSION
would
be the
eradication
of
security
issue
from
cloud
which could have never been thought of. Moreover, there would
University.
fiction.
just two quantum bits or qubits [13] [14]. So, it would not be able
step has been taken and the goal has been set. Only the middle
initiative would surely pave way for the proposed quantum way
steps need to covered and these steps will result in the change we
of cloud computing.
want
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
and guidance.
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