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Balakumar Ravindranath Kunthu

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AI Optimized Routing and Resource Allocation for Quantum Enabled Non Terrestrial Industrial Networks

The industrial transformation of Industry 4 and 5 results in cyber physical production systems that require secure resilient and energy efficient connectivity over integrated terrestrial and nonterrestrial networks NTNs Since its operation over fiber spans over 5G or 6G infrastructures to Low Earth Orbit LEO satellites quantum communication techniques enabled by Quantum Key Distribution QKD together with entanglement assisted links have the potential for high assurance security as well as synchronization But quantum channels are extremely vulnerable to any kind of impairment be it environmental or physicalsuch as effects induced by atmospheric turbulence pointing errors Doppler shifts satellite motion restricted optical power and limited quantum memory All these factors make for a tightly coupled routing and resource allocation problem that unfortunately cannot be addressed at scale by existing approaches to network control.

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Blockchain-Anchored Audit Trail Model for Transparent Inter-Operator Settlement

The telecommunications and financial services industries face substantial challenges in inter-operator settlement processes, characterized by extended reconciliation cycles, high transaction costs, and limited real-time transparency. Traditional settlement mechanisms rely on multiple intermediaries and manual procedures, resulting in settlement periods exceeding 120 days with operational costs consuming approximately 5 percent of total revenue. This research presents a blockchain-anchored audit trail model enabling transparent, immutable, and automated inter-operator settlement. The framework leverages distributed ledger technology, smart contract automation, and cryptographic verification to establish a unified, tamper-proof transaction record. Empirical evaluation demonstrates 87 percent reduction in transaction fees, settlement cycle compression from 120 days to 3 minutes, and 100 percent audit trail integrity. Smart contract automation reduces manual intervention by 92 percent and eliminates 88 percent of settlement disputes. Market analysis indicates institutional adoption accelerated from 8 percent in 2020 to 52 percent by April 2024, with projected industry investment reaching 9.2 billion USD annually. The framework addresses scalability (12,000 transactions per second), interoperability, and regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions.

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