Quantum Entanglement and Its Implications for Secure Communication Networks
This research explores quantum entanglement as a foundation for next-generation secure communication systems. We analyze the theoretical framework of quantum key distribution (QKD) and evaluate current experimental implementations. By comparing classical encryption methods with quantum protocols, we demonstrate the superior security guarantees offered by entanglement-based systems. Our analysis includes a practical assessment of the challenges facing widespread QKD deployment, including decoherence, distance limitations, and hardware costs.