There have been tremendous developments in quantum computing, quantum cryptography, quantum communications, and the quantum internet in recent decades, leading to what has been called "the new quantum age". The quantum internet will not necessarily replace the internet we know and use today, but has potential to complement it. This book provides an introductory overview of quantum internet computing, where distributed quantum computing is used over the quantum internet, using quantum information. Written by an expert in the field, this book introduces four key topics such as distributed quantum computing, distributed quantum computing via non-local or distributed quantum gates, delegating quantum computations, blind quantum computing, and verifying delegated quantum computations, and quantum internet with concepts and key ideas. Comprised of 7 chapters, the author discusses mathematical and quantum computing background, a selection of distributed quantum computing problems and quantum protocols, distributed quantum circuits and distributed quantum computing algorithms, concepts of entanglement swapping and entanglement purification, and much more vital information. Ideal for researchers and graduate students, this book provides a range of key concepts and ideas and discusses them in depth, including detailed calculations often needed in seeing how a protocol or concept actually works"--