Towards a common framework for quantum information networking

Designing and developing future quantum information networks is currently a cutting-edge topic. However, advances made in quantum cryptographic networks and independently in entanglement-based networks create the need for a unified framework for quantum information networking. This work attempts to set a path to a common paradigm for future quantum information networking.

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2025-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3749096.3750025
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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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Abstract

Designing and developing future quantum information networks is currently a cutting-edge topic. However, advances made in quantum cryptographic networks and independently in entanglement-based networks create the need for a unified framework for quantum information networking. This work attempts to set a path to a common paradigm for future quantum information networking.

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