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Quantum Internet and Its Revolutionary Implications for Modern Electronic Devices

Golla Sandhyakumari, M. Bharathi, Virupakshi Madhurima

Published Nov 28, 2025• 0 citations
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Abstract

Introducing the quantum internet is actually a massive development in infrastructure technology. It all happens due to the integrity of quantum processes like superposition, entanglement, and teleportation. While usual networks hit more than their weight by using unruffled quantum tech, they get some real superpowers like predominantly out of harm’s way, covert conversation that use quantum key distribution (QKD), super prompt beams of quantum states, and integration with cloud-based quantum computers spread around different places. These new developments handle the electronics world in actually vital ways, across sectors that use cryptography, sensors that are great precise to quantum enhancement, and circuits that can mix things classical and quantum. This chapter explores the developing environment of the quantum internet and its impact on electronic device design and functionality. Key concentrations consist of the development of quantum outfitted transceivers, adding up of quantum repeaters for long-distance communication, and vigorous hardware to restrain quantum decoherence. Additionally, the shift toward quantum-secure encryption necessitates reengineering fixed communication devices to continue quantum-safe protocols. The quantum internet’s ability to enable precision in IoT networks, reinforce 6G communication systems, and smooth the advancement of real-time relation between quantum computers highlights its transformative role in modern electronics. Although notable challenges remain such as scalability, compatibility with standard systems, and hardware growth, these advancements are set to redefine the configuration and process of electronic policy in the quantum era. This chapter serves as an introduction to the interface between quantum networks and electronic systems that may lead to potential quantum-integrated electronics.

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10.1201/9781003538950-24

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