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Research on task scheduling scheme for quantum computing cloud platform

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Quantum computing devices are usually demanding on the environment, with high operating conditions and maintenance costs. The supporting quantum computing operation software also has a high professional threshold. These make it more difficult to deploy and use locally. Cloud based quantum computing services will play an important role in computing power in the quantum era. At present, high-quality quantum computing QPU is scarce, which brings access needs of a large number of users. The computing tasks of a single user are too large, resulting in a large number of resources being occupied by a single user for a period of time, affecting the use of other users or tasks. A new quantum computing cloud platform task scheduling scheme is proposed to classify users and tasks and provide differentiated service opportunities. This scheme will enable high priority users to reduce waiting time and get a better experience.

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ICCBDC '22: Proceedings of the 2022 6th International Conference on Cloud and Big Data Computing
August 2022
88 pages
ISBN:9781450396578
DOI:10.1145/3555962
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