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Falqon® Systems rebrands from Q*Bird to focus on building infrastructure for operational Quantum Secure Networks, integrating MDI-QKD and key management for scalable European deployments. This strategic shift underscores the industry's move toward practical quantum communication solutions that will secure digital infrastructure against future threats posed by advancing quantum computing capabilities.
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Q*Bird becomes Falqon® Systems, Building the Infrastructure for Quantum Secure Networks

The Quantum Insider5 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Q*Bird announced today its transition into Falqon® Systems, introducing a new corporate identity that reflects the company’s strategic evolution from pioneering scalable quantum communication technologies to building the infrastructure required for operational Quantum Secure Networks (QSN).   The transition marks an important milestone in the company’s growth and aligns its […]

Q*Bird has transitioned to Falqon® Systems as its new corporate identity, while ownership, leadership, customer relationships and technology roadmap remain unchanged. Falqon® Systems is positioning its portfolio around Quantum Secure Networks (QSN), combining MDI-QKD, key management and network orchestration for network-scale deployments. The Delft-based company says its European-designed and manufactured infrastructure currently supports deployments across six European countries and is intended to accommodate future quantum networking applications. PRESS RELEASE — Q*Bird announced today its transition into Falqon® Systems, introducing a new corporate identity that reflects the company’s strategic evolution from pioneering scalable quantum communication technologies to building the…

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