Seminar series
Date
Wed, 03 Feb 2016
15:00
Location
L4
Speaker
Elham Kashefi
Organisation
University of Edinburgh

The concept of delegated quantum computing is a quantum extension of  
the classical task of computing with encrypted data without decrypting  
them first. Many quantum protocols address this challenge for a  
futuristic quantum client-server setting achieving a wide range of  
security properties. The central challenge of all these protocols to  
be applicable for classical tasks (such as secure multi party  
computation or fully homomorphic encryption) is the requirement of a  
server with a universal quantum computer. By restricting the task to  
classical computation only, we derive a protocol for unconditionally  
secure delegation of classical computation to a remote server that has  
access to basic quantum devices.

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