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Journal of Information Processing Systems

Quantum Communication Technology for Future ICT - Review

Sushil Kumar Singh, Abir El Azzaoui, Mikail Mohammed Salim, Jong Hyuk Park

Published Dec 1, 2020• 28 citations
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10.3745/jips.03.0154

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