International team of scientists achieves secure “cloud” computing with quantum computers
A team of scientists, including CIFAR Junior Fellow Anne Broadbent, have demonstrated that “blind quantum computing” is now possible. An experiment published in the latest issue of Science, showed that quantum computation could occur and keep the input, data processing and output unknown to the quantum computer.
Scientists Achieves Secure Cloud Computing with Quantum Computers
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Quantum computers are considered the next generation in high performance computing, able to solve complicated problems deemed impossible for classical computers. In present day, large scale data storage and data processing is handled through remote centres of supercomputers. Everything is performed in a “cloud”, but the challenge to date has been ensuring that a users’ data stays private.
These findings are an exciting breakthrough for scientists hoping to achieve secure and global quantum computing.
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