At MDI QUantum Equipment for European Networks (MDI-QUEEN) we will develop and industrialize next-generation QKD devices and crucial elements for future quantum networks that will enable a transition to a quantum-safe and secure communication infrastructure. Furthermore, we will strengthen the European ecosystem by building a resilient value chain for the upcoming quantum communication market.
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Quantum Key Industrial SystemS (QKISS) develops QKD systems for industrial encryption using CVQKD. They prioritize security and reliability with early and continuous analysis of potential vulnerabilities. Field demos precede industrialization, where QKISS optimizes systems to meet clients’ needs. Their complete QKD systems offer clients highly secure data protection, making them a key player in quantum information technology.
QUAntum CRyptography Technology for EuRope (QUARTER) will increase the maturity level of quantum cryptography technology, including QKD systems, photonic-integrated components, and classical security solutions to allow for industrialization, network integration, and will assist with the deployment into the EuroQCI. Furthermore, QUARTER pushes the readiness level of quantum communication technology for its large-scale deployment in secure environments and networks.
Secure and Industrialized Quantum Key Distribution for European Telecom Networks (SEQRET), led by KEEQuant and including Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity, SMART Photonics, Dacoso, EXATEL, Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center, and CESNET, advances European telecommunication with an industrialized, certifiable TRL8 QKD and an integrated photonics based TRL7 QKD system, setting a benchmark in quantum security standards and cybersecure system integration.
This project has received funding from the DIGITAL-2021-QCI-01 Digital European Program under grant agreement no. PETRUS 101091719.
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