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Cloud Quantum Resource Allocation using Game Theoretic Quantum Based Dynamic Combinatorial Auction

Rupesh Das, Soumili Pal, Punit Panda, Vishal Pradhan, Mahendra Kumar Gourisaria, Anjan Bandyopadhyay

Published Oct 25, 2024• 3 citations

Abstract

Resource allocation in cloud quantum computing environments is a challenging problem due to the combinatorial nature of quantum resources and the strategic behavior of users. This paper presents a novel Game Theoretic Quantum Dynamic Combinatorial Auction (GTQBDCA) framework for efficient and fair allocation of quantum resources in cloud environments. By integrating game theory and dynamic combinatorial auctions, our approach addresses the unique challenges of quantum resource allocation, ensuring optimal resource utilization and user satisfaction. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our framework through theoretical analysis and simulation results.

DOI: 10.1109/giest62955.2024.10959749

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