Superdense encoding of software package deltas
AssigneeRed Hat, Inc.
InventorsLeigh Griffin, Stephen Coady
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Abstract
A package delta that identifies differences between a first software package and a second software package is accessed. It is determined that the package delta is to be securely communicated to a second quantum computing system upon the occurrence of a first condition. It is determined that the first condition has occurred. In response to determining that the first condition has occurred, the package delta is transferred to the second quantum computing system using superdense coding.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- accessing, by a first quantum computing system (QCS), a package delta that identifies differences between a first software package and a second software package;
- determining, by the first QCS, that the package delta is to be securely communicated to a second QCS upon the occurrence of a first condition;
- determining, by the first QCS, that the first condition has occurred;
- and
- in response to determining, by the first QCS, that the first condition has occurred, transferring the package delta to the second QCS using superdense coding.
A first quantum computing system, comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processor device coupled to the memory to:
- access a package delta that identifies differences between a first software package and a second software package;
- determine that the package delta is to be securely communicated to a second quantum computing system (QCS) upon the occurrence of a first condition;
- determine that the first condition has occurred;
- and
- in response to determining that the first condition has occurred, transfer the package delta to the second QCS using superdense coding.
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that includes executable instructions to cause a processor device of a first quantum computing system (QCS) to:
- access a package delta that identifies differences between a first software package and a second software package;
- determine that the package delta is to be securely communicated to a second QCS upon the occurrence of a first condition;
- determine that the first condition has occurred;
- and
- in response to determining that the first condition has occurred, transfer the package delta to the second QCS using superdense coding.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.