Quantum Information Science, Sensing, and Computation Conference

Quantum systems that compute, store, and distribute information based on quantum mechanical entanglement, superposition, and interference phenomena are being developed and realized in many physical systems, with possible commercial/industrial applications in quantum cryptography, quantum sensing, quantum communications, and quantum computation. Quantum cryptography exploits the non-cloning property of quantum states to implement secure cryptosystems, quantum sensors exploit quantum correlations .. continue reading to achieve a sensitivity or resolution surpassing classical systems, quantum communication exploits entanglement of quantum states for teleportation, and quantum computing utilizes the parallelism of quantum interference states for computational complexity and speed that may ultimately exceed the capability of today's digital technology. Non-locality principles can provide a basis for robust quantum networks that can detect and defend against malicious cyber attacks.