BQC or Blind Quantum Computing is a term used when referring to a computation technique that prevents the servers from knowing how the task is being performed.
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Blind quantum computing — generic structure variable selection
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Recently I came upon a research article entitled Experimental Demonstration of Blind Quantum Computing. Within this research article, the scientists claimed that - through the proper choice of a generic structure - a data engineer can…
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Using XOR games to benchmark quantum computers
In an answer to a previous question, What exactly are Quantum XOR Games?, ahelwer states:
One application of xor games is self-testing: when running algorithms on an untrusted quantum computer, you can use xor games to verify that the computer…
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Quantum homomorphic encryption with a classical verifier - clarifying the setting?
The quantum homomorphic protocol I am discussing is in Urmila Mahadev (2018). The summary is that it allows a fully classical verifier to interact with a quantum prover to run a quantum circuit.
It is shown in the paper that the key ingredient is…
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How to transform a qiskit quantum circuit to a braket circuit?
I have a quantum circuit in qiskit. Now I want to know is there any way that I can transform it to a braket circuit in AWS?
I want to use error mitigation in AWS. I have the circuit in qiskit. But as error mitigation in AWS only accept braket…
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What is the computational complexity limitation of classical client delegated quantum computing CCDQC protocols?
The number of T-gates in quantum search reaches $O(2^{m/2} \cdot\text{poly}(m))$, which is beyond the capability of CHE-based QHE schemes.
But is it the same case for other bilnd QC protocols? and What is the computational complexity limitation of…
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