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This trial validates the practical deployment of software-defined quantum-safe encryption on existing satellite infrastructure, proving that secure "store now, decrypt later" protection is achievable without costly hardware overhauls. The successful 72,000km link between Cyprus and Greece demonstrates a scalable pathway for integrating post-quantum cryptography into global remote connectivity networks.

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Cyprus and Greece link up with quantum-safe satellite data

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 3, 20262 min read

Cyprus & Greece linked via a 72,000km quantum-protected satellite connection, utilizing Sparkle’s Quantum Safe Interconnect (QSI) technology.

Data traveled approximately 72,000 kilometers in a recent trial as Cyprus and Greece established their first quantum-secure satellite connection, demonstrating a new level of reach for this emerging technology, Sparkle says. The link, connecting Sparkle’s Athens data centre with Hellas Sat infrastructure…

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