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QCi is demonstrating an integrated platform that combines quantum encryption with identity authentication to address scalability and cost barriers in Quantum Key Distribution. By leveraging patented zero-knowledge proof technology, the system aims to move quantum security from research labs into practical telecom-compatible applications. This development represents a tangible step toward overcoming current limitations in deploying quantum-safe infrastructure at scale.

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QCi tackles quantum security hurdles at ECOC 2026 exhibition

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 18, 20264 min read

QCi will exhibit at ECOC 2026, September 21–23, showcasing a platform addressing limitations of traditional Quantum Key Distribution systems, like scalability and cost.

Quantum Computing Inc. will demonstrate an integrated quantum security platform at the ECOC Exhibition 2026, September 21-23 at FYCMA in Málaga, Spain. The company’s live demonstration at Booth #1436 combines quantum encryption and authentication on a single platform, utilizing time-frequency and polarization-based approaches, QCi says. QCi’s platform is designed to overcome limitations of traditional quantum key distribution systems by integrating hardware-based Quantum Identity Authentication and addressing security vulnerabilities beyond encryption alone, with technology recognized by the 44th…

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