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Boeing Quantum Entanglement Mission Lays Groundwork for Quantum Satellite Network

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Boeing Quantum Entanglement Mission Lays Groundwork for Quantum Satellite Network
A rendering of Boeing’s Q4S satellite, which will demonstration quantum entanglement swapping on orbit. Photo: Boeing

Boeing [BA] is working on a satellite mission to demonstrate quantum entanglement swapping capabilities in space. The company called it a first-of-its kind space mission that lays the groundwork for a global quantum satellite network. The mission is set to launch in 2026 and will involve two entangled-photon pair sources housed within one space vehicle. Boeing is working with payload and technology partner HRL Laboratories, which is a joint venture between Boeing and General Motors [GM]. The mission will fly on…

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