Example Concept: Quantum entanglement allows two or more qubits to be in a correlated state such that the measurement of one qubit instantly determines the state of the other, regardless of the distance between them. This phenomenon is leveraged in distributed quantum computing to synchronize operations across remote quantum processors, enabling tasks like quantum teleportation, where a qubit's state is transferred without physically moving the qubit itself, and superdense coding, which allows two classical bits to be transmitted using a single entangled qubit pair.