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Quantum Cryptography Security
Quantum Machine Learning
Establishing Quantum-Secured Channels in Large-Scale Optical Networks
arXiv
Authors: Farzam Toudeh-Fallah
Year
2024
Paper ID
64332
Status
Preprint
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Quantum-secured optical channels based on Quantum Key Distribution technology have generated a significant global interest. Although the maturity level of the short distance (less than 100 km) quantum-secured channels is at a deployment level, instituting such channels over long distance faces technological challenges, which is the subject of a world-wide research. In this article an industry perspective on establishing quantum-secured channels in large-scale optical networks in operational environments will be discussed, including the vision, requirements, and technical analysis of different approaches for establishing such channels.
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- Quantum-secured optical channels based on Quantum Key Distribution technology have generated a significant global interest.
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