Quantum file migration
AssigneeRed Hat, Inc.
InventorsLeigh Griffin, Stephen Coady
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Abstract
Quantum file migration is disclosed. A first quantum computing system receives a request for the first quantum computing system to provide a quantum file that resides on the first quantum computing system to a second quantum computing system. The quantum file includes a qubit header portion and a qubit data portion. The qubit header portion is stored in one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system, and the qubit data portion is stored in one or more other qubits. In response to the request, the first quantum computing system moves, to the second quantum computing system, the qubit header portion from the one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system to one or more qubits implemented by the second quantum computing system.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- receiving, by a first quantum computing system, a request for the first quantum computing system to provide a quantum file that resides on the first quantum computing system to a second quantum computing system, wherein the quantum file comprises a qubit header portion and a qubit data portion, the qubit header portion being stored in one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system and the qubit data portion being stored in one or more other qubits;
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- in response to the request, moving, by the first quantum computing system to the second quantum computing system, the qubit header portion from the one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system to one or more qubits implemented by the second quantum computing system.
A first quantum computing system, comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- at least one processor device coupled to the memory to:
- receive a request to provide a quantum file that resides on the first quantum computing system to a second quantum computing system, wherein the quantum file comprises a qubit header portion and a qubit data portion, the qubit header portion being stored in one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system and the qubit data portion being stored in one or more other qubits;
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- in response to the request, move, to the second quantum computing system, the qubit header portion from the one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system to one or more qubits implemented by the second quantum computing system.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium comprising programming instructions, which, when executed by a processor device of a first quantum computing system, cause the processor device to:
- receive a request to provide a quantum file that resides on the first quantum computing system to a second quantum computing system, wherein the quantum file comprises a qubit header portion and a qubit data portion, the qubit header portion being stored in one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system and the qubit data portion being stored in one or more other qubits;
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- in response to the request, move, to the second quantum computing system, the qubit header portion from the one or more qubits implemented by the first quantum computing system to one or more qubits implemented by the second quantum computing system.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.