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Entanglement is the spooky quantum phenomenon where two particles are connected such that measuring one instantly affects the other, regardless of distance. Einstein called it "spooky action at a distance" and didn't believe it was real - but experiments proved it is. In quantum cryptography, entanglement enables E91 protocol: Alice and Bob each get one photon from entangled pairs. They measure their photons and get correlated results. An eavesdropper trying to intercept disturbs the entanglement in detectable ways. For quantum computing, entanglement is what enables quantum algorithms to process information in fundamentally different ways than classical computers. For quantum networks, entanglement distribution could enable quantum repeaters that extend QKD distance without trusted nodes - though this remains experimental.
Entanglement is the most counterintuitive quantum property, violating our classical intuitions about how the universe works. Yet it's experimentally verified and forms the basis for emerging quantum technologies - quantum cryptography protocols, quantum computing algorithms, quantum sensing, and future quantum internet infrastructure. Understanding it helps grasp why quantum technologies are fundamentally different.
For QKD, entanglement-based protocols like E91 offer advantages in certain scenarios - security tests that don't require trusting the source, potential device-independent security. For quantum computing, entanglement is what gives quantum algorithms their power. For quantum networks, entanglement distribution is the key to scaling beyond trusted nodes. It's foundational quantum physics enabling next-generation quantum technologies.
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