QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity
In this paper, the need for a quantum computing approach is analyzed for IoT applications using the 5G resource spectrum. Most of the IoT devices are connected for data transmission to end users with remote monitoring units, but there are no sufficient data storage units, and more data cannot be pro...
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| author | Shitharth Selvarajan Hariprasath Manoharan Adil O. Khadidos Alaa O. Khadidos |
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| description | In this paper, the need for a quantum computing approach is analyzed for IoT applications using the 5G resource spectrum. Most of the IoT devices are connected for data transmission to end users with remote monitoring units, but there are no sufficient data storage units, and more data cannot be processed at minimized time periods. Hence, in the proposed method, quantum information processing protocols and quantum algorithms are integrated where data transmissions are maximized. Further, the system model is designed in such a way for checking the external influence factors that prevent the IoT device from transmitting data to end users. Therefore, with corresponding signal and noise power, it is essential to process the transmissions, thereby increasing data proportions at end connectivity. Once quantum computations are performed, then it is crucial to normalize IoT data units, thus establishing control over entire connected nodes that create a gateway for achieving maximum throughput. The combined system model is tested under four cases where the comparative outcomes prove that with reduced queue reductions of 12%, it is possible to achieve a maximum throughput of 99%. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-5f3058fa467d46449135b6869d3d175b2025-01-24T13:35:06ZengMDPI AGInformation2078-24892024-12-01161510.3390/info16010005QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G ConnectivityShitharth Selvarajan0Hariprasath Manoharan1Adil O. Khadidos2Alaa O. Khadidos3School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing, Leeds Beckett University, Leeds LS1 3HE, UKDepartment of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Panimalar Engineering College, Poonamallee, Chennai 600123, IndiaDepartment of Information Technology, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah 21589, Saudi ArabiaDepartment of Information Systems, Faculty of Computing and Information Technology, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah 21589, Saudi ArabiaIn this paper, the need for a quantum computing approach is analyzed for IoT applications using the 5G resource spectrum. Most of the IoT devices are connected for data transmission to end users with remote monitoring units, but there are no sufficient data storage units, and more data cannot be processed at minimized time periods. Hence, in the proposed method, quantum information processing protocols and quantum algorithms are integrated where data transmissions are maximized. Further, the system model is designed in such a way for checking the external influence factors that prevent the IoT device from transmitting data to end users. Therefore, with corresponding signal and noise power, it is essential to process the transmissions, thereby increasing data proportions at end connectivity. Once quantum computations are performed, then it is crucial to normalize IoT data units, thus establishing control over entire connected nodes that create a gateway for achieving maximum throughput. The combined system model is tested under four cases where the comparative outcomes prove that with reduced queue reductions of 12%, it is possible to achieve a maximum throughput of 99%.https://www.mdpi.com/2078-2489/16/1/5quantum computinginternet of things (IoT)fifth generation networks (5G)communication units |
| spellingShingle | Shitharth Selvarajan Hariprasath Manoharan Adil O. Khadidos Alaa O. Khadidos QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity Information quantum computing internet of things (IoT) fifth generation networks (5G) communication units |
| title | QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity |
| title_full | QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity |
| title_fullStr | QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity |
| title_full_unstemmed | QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity |
| title_short | QCA: Quantum Computational Approach for Internet of Things with 5G Connectivity |
| title_sort | qca quantum computational approach for internet of things with 5g connectivity |
| topic | quantum computing internet of things (IoT) fifth generation networks (5G) communication units |
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