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Quantum Entanglement as a resource for Quantum Communication

Man has always been discovering and inventing things to make many of his tasks in life simpler. Computation is one such task that the human race has actively pursued over the past few years to solve many problems that occur in real life. Over the past few decades there has been a phenomenal progress in the power of computational devices using silicon based integrated circuits. This extraordinary technological progress based on the laws of classical physics cannot continue indefinitely as the size of the devices would reach atomic scales soon. At these extreme regimes of natures, the functioning of these devices would be governed by quantum mechanics. Physicists and computer scientists have come up with ideas that exploit quantum mechanical behaviour of these devices to show radically new forms of computing and communication with quantum mechanical states of physical systems. In this report we review quantum entanglement as applicable to quantum communications.