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NATO's new Quantum Technology Roadmap shifts focus from theoretical research to concrete military trials, specifically targeting quantum sensing sea tests in 2026-2027 and a quantum-resilient communications pilot between Brussels and Mons by late 2027. The initiative prioritizes developing an allied quantum computing access network design and implementing quantum-resistant cryptography to counter strategic threats from rival nations' advancing capabilities. This marks a significant step toward operationalizing quantum technologies for defense while establishing common standards and workforce training across member states.

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NATO Sets Quantum Roadmap For Military Trials And Secure Communications

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 30, 20266 min read

Insider Brief NATO has set deadlines for testing quantum technologies in military operations and strengthening its defenses against quantum threats, turning its research ambitions into a schedule of trials, assessments and security projects. The alliance’s new Quantum Technology Roadmap calls for sea trials of quantum sensors in 2026 and 2027, an initial report on military […]

NATO’s new quantum roadmap sets priorities and deadlines for testing military applications, protecting communications and preparing allied forces to adopt quantum technologies. Planned activities include quantum sensing sea trials in 2026 and 2027, initial military pilot assessments in 2027 and a quantum-resilient communications pilot linking NATO headquarters in Brussels and Mons. The roadmap calls for quantum-resistant cryptography, common standards and workforce training, while making broader operational deployment dependent on technical progress and trial results. NATO has set deadlines for testing quantum technologies in military operations and strengthening its defenses against quantum threats, turning its research ambitions into a schedule of trials, assessments and security projects. The alliance’s new Quantum Technology Roadmap calls for…

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