The quantum internet is here to stay, in building this new and emerging technology, the United States for example continues with its commitment to maintaining and expanding our quantum capabilities, a technology as close to a miracle as possible.
So come on ...
The quantum internet was created by a team of Chinese physicists and, instead of transmitting radio waves, it is able to send and receive information encoded in delicate photons of infrared light, which works with almost imperceptible fragments.
So what would this technology be?
It is a technology that is based on advances in science in relation to subatomic particles and promises more security on the web, and is already closer than we think. This novelty presents itself as a solution to the security and data theft problems that are so common today, that is, with its potential of not being vulnerable to hacker invasion.
What would actually be such a "reinvention of the Internet", although it is still promising, the quantum Internet is in its infancy and there is still much to be discovered, the technology involves several parts sending information to each other in the form of quantum signals.
Differences between the quantum Internet and the current Internet
The main difference is in its core ....
The Internet transmits data translated into fundamental units called bits, while the quantum could transmit qubits, that is, the current internet assumes a superposition equal to zero or one, since the quantum internet assumes zero and one, that is, the values they are partly zero and partly one at the same time.
Qubits automatically change to zero or one and cannot be copied, but if someone tries to copy, any attempt to do so would be detected quickly.
China launches first integrated quantum communications network "
Quantum cryptography?
Quantum communication is considered unalterable and, therefore, should be the future of secure information transfer to banks, energy networks and other sectors.
These processes for the scale could be called "teleportation network"
We know in which direction the technology will go, but the journey will still be a little long before it adapts.