Researchers at Oxford University Physics have achieved a significant breakthrough in quantum computing, ensuring both security and privacy for cloud-based quantum operations. This advancement, detailed in Physical Review Letters, could democratize access to quantum computing’s transformative potential across sectors like healthcare and finance. The study introduces “blind quantum computing,” enabling secure, scalable interactions between users and quantum servers without compromising data confidentiality. It utilizes quantum memory and photon detection to verify computations remotely, setting the stage for broader commercial applications and enhancing online data protection.
