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This platform represents a significant step toward practical quantum-safe communications by integrating QKD and PQC over existing fiber networks without requiring dedicated dark fiber. Its design for automated operation via standard OSS/NMS interfaces lowers the barrier to entry for telecom providers and critical infrastructure seeking EU technological sovereignty. The hybrid key management approach ensures forward security while maintaining compatibility with current network architectures.

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Q-SAFE Solutions Unveils EU-27 Carrier-Grade Quantum-Safe Network Platform

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 18, 20262 min read

Q-SAFE Solutions GmbH has launched a carrier-grade quantum-safe network platform in the EU-27, integrating Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) with centralized hybrid key management. This system operates over existing fiber-optic infrastructure, eliminating the need for dedicated dark fiber, and is designed for telecommunications providers, critical infrastructure, and government agencies. It aligns with EU technological sovereignty mandates and will be showcased at the European Commission’s QCI Days 2026. The post Q-SAFE Solutions Unveils EU-27 Carrier-Grade Quantum-Safe Network Platform appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

German quantum communications company Q-SAFE Solutions GmbH has introduced a carrier-grade secure communications platform engineered within the EU-27. Designed for telecommunications providers, critical infrastructure operators,…

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