aiqbench analysis
This demonstration marks a significant step toward practical quantum-safe communications by integrating software-defined encryption across heterogeneous military networks, including 4G/5G and satellite links. The shift from physical hardware to software-based security allows armed forces to protect critical data against future quantum-enabled threats without requiring dedicated frequency bands.
Babcock and Arqit secure data transfer over a quantum-safe network
Babcock & Arqit securely transferred data at DVD 2026, demonstrating resilient communications against future quantum-enabled threats.
Babcock International Group and Arqit Quantum Inc recently demonstrated a secure data transfer at DVD 2026, originating at Millbrook and reaching Babcock’s Ground Deployed Advanced Mortar System (GDAMS) at another event site, the company says. The successful transmission utilized Arqit’s encryption software, showcasing a shift away from physical hardware towards…
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