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The Perimeter Institute's Quantum Internetworking Challenge aims to transition quantum networking from theoretical concepts to commercially viable infrastructure by addressing critical challenges like qubit error correction and cosmic ray interference. This initiative represents a significant step toward integrating secure, physics-based communication layers with existing global fiber optic networks, moving beyond isolated experiments to metropolitan-scale deployment.

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Perimeter Institute Studies Quantum Communications Networks

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 7, 20263 min read

Scientists are building quantum communication networks, secured by the laws of quantum physics, to enhance today’s Internet.

People under the age of 35 can’t remember a time without the globally networked communication enabled by the World Wide Web, yet smooth data transfer, typically occurring in milliseconds, may soon be augmented by the unique properties of quantum physics. Instead of relying on strings of zeros and ones, this new network will use quantum bits, or…

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