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SK Telecom and KISTI have demonstrated a digital twin framework that virtually validates quantum cryptography networks before physical deployment, significantly reducing costs and avoiding vendor lock-in through ETSI-compatible interfaces. By simulating critical parameters like optical loss and detection efficiency, this tool streamlines the integration of diverse QKD equipment into scalable infrastructure. This represents a pivotal step in making quantum network construction more efficient and interoperable globally.
SK Telecom and KISTI test quantum networks with a digital twin

SK Telecom and KISTI are virtually testing quantum cryptography networks with a new digital twin, optimizing designs before costly equipment installation.
Image: Original reporting by Seo Ji-Hye for Seoul Economic Daily · en.sedaily.com SK Telecom and the Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) have jointly developed a digital twin technology to virtually verify quantum cryptography networks before construction begins. Unveiled at…
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