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Quantum teleportation will make the revolution in data transportation and data storage.


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Quantum teleportation will make the revolution in data transportation and data storage.

The traditional USB-memory carries the data in the form of bytes. And that thing is a very slow method to transport data. USB stick offers a safe method to transport data, but the problem is that if somebody steals the USB stick, the data can get into the wrong hands. Another version of data transportation is to transport bytes through the internet. But the problem is that when data travels on the internet, it can get people, who are listening to the internet or data, that travels in the network.

But what if somebody creates the idea that makes it possible that the data can travel in the virtual USB-stick through the wire or air. If quantum teleportation can be done by using the internal laser rays, that thing makes it possible to secure a large number of data.

The outer laser ray will protect the internal laser ray, which will carry the data from the outside observer. The idea of quantum teleportation is that data is stored in laser rays, ions, electrons or molecules is traveling in the quantum channel, what could be laser ray. When data is traveling in the quantum channel that energy channel makes it impossible to observe data from outside it. And that means a revolution in data handling and data security.

By using laser ray is possible to make the revolutionary laser-based USB-sticks. The data would store in the USB-stick in the form of a laser ray. The system requires only the mirrors, which has 100% mirror-effect, and the laser rays would jump between the mirrors, and sometimes the laser LEDs would pump energy to that laser ray that it can store its form. If somebody will open the laser-USB in the wrong place, all data that is stored in the system would just fly away.

This kind of system would make the revolution for data transport, and quantum teleportation would make the system that carries the data in the form of qubit possible. As we know that the qubit can be molecular, subatomic or it can be photonic (Laser rays). If the qubit can store its form in the quantum wire, it can move to USB-stick and then load to another quantum channel.

The molecular or sub-atomic (electrons etc.) qubit can store in the USB-stick, where the magnetic field of superconducting magnetic is keeping the qubit in the form. Also, the magnetic field will keep the molecule levitating, that it can keep the data, what is stored in it at the form. And that thing would make the revolution for data security.

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/quantum-teleportation-nasa-internet-b1777105.html


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