Harnessing Photonic Entanglement for a Quantum Internet
Building the quantum internet involves innovative networking techniques and photonic entanglement, enabling ultra-secure communication for various applications.
The past decade has brought significant progress in Quantum Information Science (QIS), the field focused on developing quantum systems for advanced information processing, sensing, and communication that surpass classical capabilities.
While quantum computing has been the centerpiece of public attention, quantum networking and the quantum internet are rapidly gaining traction across scientific, industrial, and security sectors, thanks to their potential for enabling ultra-secure communication.
QIS has evolved from a theoretical idea that was initially put forth by pioneers such as Richard Feynman in 1981.
Quantum Internet will enable ultra-secure communication.
Author's summary: Quantum internet development relies on photonic entanglement.
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