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OpenQKD Fuels European Quantum Computing Research, Potential in Aerospace

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OpenQKD Fuels European Quantum Computing Research, Potential in Aerospace
The European Commission is funding the Open Quantum Key Distribution (OpenQKD) project, where 38 different companies and research organizations are developing a future quantum computing network infrastructure for several European countries.

TOULOUSE, France – A new project funded by the European Commission, OpenQKD, is providing government-industry collaboration, research and development of quantum computing technologies that hold the potential to exponentially advance the capabilities of aircraft systems within the next two decades. Launched in September, OpenQKD consists of 38 different companies and research organizations with the goal of establishing a quantum communication infrastructure in several European countries. While hosting a tour of the quantum physics and computing shared academic and industry research…

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