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The launch of Norway's first Centre for Quantum Communication Networks and Applications marks a significant step in developing secure quantum communication infrastructure against emerging AI-driven cyber threats. By uniting academia and industry, this initiative directly addresses the critical need to adapt digital networks for future security challenges using quantum technologies.
Simula UiB helps Norway launch first centre for quantum communications

On September 23, Simula UiB hosted the academic launch of the Centre for Quantum Communication Networks and Applications (QCNA), Norway’s first research centre dedicated to quantum communications. Led by Centre Director Carlos Cid, QCNA brings together eight partners from academia and industry to advance research and prepare Norway’s digital infrastructure.
Simula UiB is now host to Norway’s first research centre dedicated to quantum communications, the Centre for Quantum Communication Networks and Applications (QCNA), officially launched at an event on September…
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