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This live demonstration validates that post-quantum cryptographic protocols can be deployed as software updates on existing satellite hardware, eliminating the need for costly physical replacements. By securing active links against "harvest now, decrypt later" threats without disrupting operations, the trial establishes a practical blueprint for protecting critical infrastructure in the MENA region. This marks a significant step toward retrofitting legacy space assets with quantum-safe defenses before cryptographically relevant quantum computers emerge.

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Arqit, Es’hailSat, and AIEE Demonstrate Quantum-Safe Satellite Encryption

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 1, 20262 min read

Arqit Quantum Inc., Qatar satellite operator Es’hailSat, and systems integrator Advanced International Electronic Equipment Company (AIEE) have completed a live demonstration of quantum-safe encryption across operational satellite communications infrastructure. Conducted at Es’hailSat’s Tier-4 certified Teleport facility in Doha, the trial integrated Arqit’s quantum-safe software across existing satellite links provided by the Es’hail-1 satellite at the [...] The post Arqit, Es’hailSat, and AIEE Demonstrate Quantum-Safe Satellite Encryption appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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