Blockchain platform with proof-of-work based on analog Hamiltonian optimisers
@article{Kalinin2018BlockchainPW, title={Blockchain platform with proof-of-work based on analog Hamiltonian optimisers}, author={K. Kalinin and N. Berloff}, journal={arXiv: Quantum Physics}, year={2018} }
The development of quantum information platforms such as quantum computers and quantum simulators that will rival classical Turing computations are typically viewed as a threat to secure data transmissions and therefore to crypto-systems and financial markets in general. We propose to use such platforms as a proof-of-work protocol for blockchain technology, which underlies cryptocurrencies providing a way to document the transactions in a permanent decentralised public record and to be further… CONTINUE READING
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