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CTM and Huawei have deployed the region's first integrated network that combines quantum key distribution directly with IP infrastructure, moving beyond simple overlays to unify security channels. This advancement addresses the threat of future quantum computers breaking current encryption by hardening critical sectors like finance and government against emerging computational threats. The integration also aims to significantly lower deployment costs through new hardware that embeds QKD capabilities directly into routers.
CTM and Huawei build first quantum-secured IP network in Greater Bay Area
CTM & Huawei launched the world’s first integrated QKD-communication target IP network, bolstering digital security in the Greater Bay Area.
CTM and Huawei have launched the world’s first integrated quantum key distribution (QKD)-communication target IP network, a move designed to fortify digital security across the Greater Bay Area. The network addresses a growing threat: encrypted data that would take traditional computers trillions of years to crack could be breached in minutes with quantum computing, according to…
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