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This trial marks a significant milestone for quantum communications by demonstrating the scalability of Measurement-Device-Independent Quantum Key Distribution (MDI-QKD) within a complex, multi-user logistics network. By securing critical supply chain data against sophisticated cyber threats, Falqon Systems proves that robust quantum infrastructure can support diverse partners beyond simple point-to-point links. This real-world deployment validates the commercial viability of MDI-QKD for protecting high-value digital assets in industrial environments.
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Q*Bird Becomes Falqon Systems, Building Quantum Networks

Quantum Zeitgeist7 min read

The Port of Rotterdam is trialing Falqon technology from Q*Bird, a Dutch startup, to build scalable quantum security into its communications infrastructure.

Europe’s largest port is now employing quantum security in a world-first trial, powered by technology from Dutch startup Q*Bird, which has rebranded as Falqon Systems, the company says. The Port of Rotterdam Authority is implementing Falqon technology to protect its digital infrastructure and communications with partners including customs authorities and logistics providers. Accommodating 28,000 oceangoing ships and 90,000 inland vessels annually, the port’s security is paramount given escalating cyber threats. “We’re using a novel approach by enabling many different users to connect to the same central switch station,” says Q*Bird co-founder and CEO, Ingrid Romijn, of the trial designed to allow a large number of users to exchange highly secured information. The Port of Rotterdam is now securing its communications with a multi-user quantum network, a first for a major port and a demonstration of the scalability…

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