Quantum-Enhanced Cloud AI: The Next Frontier in Machine Learning and Deep Learning

Edge Computing and Real-time Decision Making with Quantum AI

Author(s): Aditi Dutta*, Kunjana Mittal, Akshit Patyal, Indu Bharti Jain, Pardeep Tiwana and Sayed Abid Hussain

Pp: 147-169 (23)

DOI: 10.2174/9798898813215126010012

* (Excluding Mailing and Handling)

Abstract

The recent intersection between Quantitative Artificial Intelligence (Quantum AI) and edge computing is providing real-time decision-making. This is achieved by combining the distributed processing power of edge computing with the optimization capabilities of quantum computation. Edge computing that allows analyzing data anywhere from the source resulting in lower latency, less utilization of bandwidth and higher security when compared to mainstream computing systems and Quantum AI that is based on quantum mechanics and is a much powerful version of Classical AI as they are much faster in their problem-solving techniques. This directly aids to discretionary fields such as autonomous systems, smart cities, predictable maintenance, fraud detection, and healthcare industry that requires pushing intelligence decision for real-time. Nonetheless, this fusion is promising; however, it has several issues, such as limitations of quantum hardware, computational noise, security issues, and compatibility issues. The current strategies involve the development of quantumclassical computers and hybrid systems, as well as quantum-safe programming and energy-efficient quantum computing for augmenting the applicability of Quantum AI in the Edge domain. Advancements in quantum computing as well as development of edge intelligence are being set to transform industries by creating high levels of efficiency, security, and automation in real-time operations.


Keywords: Cloud integration, Data processing, Decision making, Edge devices, Edge intelligence, Edge networks, Quantum algorithms, Quantum artificial intelligence (QAI), Quantum machine learning (QML), Quantum security, Realtime analytics, Internet of things (IoT), Machine learning models, Real-time data processing, Smart devices.