Quantum Key Distribution (QKD)
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Trio offers trials for a quantum key distribution service connecting London’s financial hub -
Intel will use technology from symmetric key distribution firm Arqit to enhance its post-quantum cryptography protection, the two firms announced today.
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Singtel will develop Singapore’s first National Quantum-Safe Network Plus (NQSN+) for enterprises in partnership with IDQ.
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Nokia and Proximus confirm the successful completion of Europe’s first live hybrid quantum encryption key trial.
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Vodafone and IBM are urging companies in the telecoms supply chain to make sure they are ready for the post-quantum world.
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Deutsche Telekom (DT) is to lead the construction of a quantum-secured communications system for the European Union.
Forthcoming events
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Trials of a "world first commercial quantum secured metro network" launched in London yesterday, which uses quantum key distribution (QKD) to help secure the transmission of data and information between multiple physical locations.
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Quantum cryptography company Arqit has responded to media criticisms that have seen its share price drop 30% in five days and 43% in a month.
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Quantum security company Arqit has won a role at the heart of the UK’s integrated military command system.
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Fujitsu says it has successfully developed the world’s fastest quantum computer simulator capable of handling 36-qubit quantum circuits.
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A New York-based company that is working with Telefónica says it has developed a quantum-based key system that is available in the cloud.
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A company backed by two universities and the security services has opened a lab in London so that potential users can explore quantum computing.
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Quantum security company Arqit has won a deal to provide security for the Saudi Arabian project to build a new smart city, Neom.
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OTTs, 2022 trends and BT's Andrew Lord on QKD and hollow core fibre
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The security that the internet has relied on for decades is broken. Fortunately, the cavalry, in the form of quantum keys, is riding to the rescue, writes Alan Burkitt-Gray
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There’s a message that quantum computing expert Michele Mosca delivers to Capacity Europe on Thursday: don’t panic.
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BT is to build what it calls the world’s first quantum-secured commercial metro network, operating from London to Bristol.
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Quantum satellite start-up Arqit has signed a deal with Juniper Networks to explore network security technology.
