Today, arrogant countries have resorted to the use of cyberspace and cyber-attacks to overcome other countries and gain supremacy in various political, military, and economic arenas, and have considered this method as destructive as military offensive methods. In recent years, our country has witnessed several cyber-attacks, such as cyber- attacks on Natanz nuclear facilities using the Stuxnet virus. Surprise, on the other hand, is one of the most dangerous phenomena in international wars and rivalries, and to avoid it in any age, one must intelligently monitor scientific and technological developments in the world and offer prudent strategies to keep up with scientific advances. Cyberspace will evolve in terms of infrastructure and content as well as applications in the age of the advent of quantum technologies. Obtaining a conceptual model of quantum cyberspace will be the background for the design of cyber security and defense systems in the age of the emergence of quantum cyber technologies. The future of cyberspace in an era where quantum technologies are effectively used and exploited creates the future of cyberspace in which all the concepts related to the structure of cyberspace with the consideration of classical hardware and software technologies along with quantum hardware and software and quantum sensing systems are complete and comprehensive structure. In this study, with the question of what is the conceptual framework of cyberspace in the quantum age, what are its dimensions, components and basic characteristics? By using clustering technique in content analysis and Delphi .
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