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The European Commission's approval of the eCAUSIS project marks a pivotal transition for Creotech Quantum, moving its Discrete-Variable Quantum Key Distribution (DV-QKD) platform from research and development to commercial production. This milestone validates a robust European supply chain capable of scaling QKD module output from 1,000 to potentially 10,000 units annually, establishing critical infrastructure for secure quantum communication networks under the EuroQCI initiative.

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European Commission Approves eCAUSIS Results as Creotech Quantum Prepares QKD System for Commercial Rollout

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 25, 20262 min read

Creotech Quantum's eCAUSIS project, funded by Horizon Europe, has received European Commission approval for its DV-QKD platform, transitioning it from R&D to commercial production. The project, with a total budget of nearly €7 million, involved Creotech Quantum as coordinator, along with AIT Austrian Institute of Technology and Fraunhofer Society. This initiative establishes a European supply chain for QKD modules, with an initial capacity of 1,000 units per year, potentially expanding to 10,000 annually. The post European Commission Approves eCAUSIS Results as Creotech Quantum Prepares QKD System for Commercial Rollout appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Warsaw-listed quantum technology developer Creotech Quantum S.A. (GPW: CTQ) has received formal approval from the European Commission for the completion of project eCAUSIS (European, Certifiable, Affordable, User-oriented, Secure, Integration-able, Scalable quantum…

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