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LuxQuanta's NOVA LQ system advances quantum key distribution by enabling continuous-variable QKD to operate directly on existing lit fiber networks alongside standard data traffic, eliminating the need for costly dedicated dark fiber installations. This approach significantly lowers the barrier to entry for securing long-lifespan sensitive data against future quantum decryption threats while achieving rapid key generation speeds in real-world network conditions.

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LuxQuanta builds quantum keys on existing fiber networks

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 30, 20264 min read

Luxquanta designs systems for quantum key distribution, securing data against future decryption—even with today’s tech.

The threat isn’t a future possibility; intercepted communications are already at risk. LuxQuanta CEO Vanesa Díaz explains that encrypted data with a long lifespan, medical records, defense communications and government files, is vulnerable as quantum computing advances. LuxQuanta addresses this immediate concern with continuous-variable quantum key distribution (CV-QKD) systems that operate over existing fiber networks, a key differentiator as organizations like Europol and the European Commission sound the alarm about the…

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