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Magiq Technologies, Inc.

Robert Gelfond

Mark S Nowotarski

Audrius Berzanskis

A network resource manager is configured to: store a first number of deferrable instances in a record for a first user; store a second number of deferrable instances in a record for a second user; and increase the first number and reduce the second number by an amount when a consideration is transferred from the first user to the second user. The network resource manager is further configured to read in from a deferrable instance a request to transfer program data and/or execution instructions to a computer-based resource of a cloud service provider for execution. If the load on the cloud service provider is high, the manager will transmit a query to the deferrable instance offering to assign an additional deferrable instance to the original deferrable instance if both the original deferrable instance and the additional deferrable instance accept a deferral period for their requests for resources.

System and method for controlling access to resources in a multicomputer network

A network resource manager is configured to read in from a deferrable instance a request to transfer program data and/or execution instructions to a computer-based resource of a cloud service provider for execution. If the load on the cloud service provider is high, the manager will transmit a query to the deferrable instance offering to assign an additional deferrable instance to the original deferrable instance if both the original deferrable instance and the additional deferrable instance accept a deferral period during which neither can make requests for resources.

Key management and user authentication systems and methods for quantum cryptography networks that allow for users securely communicate over a traditional communication link (TC-link). The method includes securely linking a centralized quantum key certificate authority (QKCA) to each network user via respective secure quantum links or 'Q-links' that encrypt and decrypt data based on quantum keys ('Q-keys'). When two users (Alice and Bob) wish to communicate, the QKCA sends a set of true random bits (R) to each user over the respective Q-links. They then use R as a key to encode and decode data they send to each other over the TC-link.

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