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The TransEuroOGS project deploys eight interoperable optical ground stations across Germany, Greece, Ireland, and Luxembourg to establish a robust, satellite-based quantum communication layer for the EuroQCI initiative. By selecting diverse geographic locations ranging from islands to mainland rural areas, the network serves as a critical testbed for validating quantum key distribution performance under varying meteorological conditions. This infrastructure advancement directly addresses the technical challenge of harmonizing disparate systems to create a unified, secure transnational communication backbone.
€18M Funds Quantum-Secure Network Across Four EU Nations
Germany, Greece, Ireland, and Luxembourg are collaborating on TransEuroOGS, a new project to build a quantum-secure network of optical ground stations across the four EU nations. The approximately €18 million initiative, co-funded by the EU and national governments, aims to establish interoperable, satellite-based communication as part of the broader EuroQCI program.
An €18 million project, co-funded by the European Union and national governments, is underway to establish a quantum-secure network spanning Germany, Greece, Ireland, and Luxembourg. The TransEuroOGS initiative will deploy eight interoperable optical ground stations (OGS) across these four nations, creating a physical infrastructure designed for satellite-based quantum communication as part of the broader EuroQCI initiative. This network aims to address challenges to secure transnational communication by leveraging the principles of quantum key distribution. “It is a privilege and pleasure to collaborate with all of my colleagues in Ireland, Luxembourg, Germany and Greece for taking on the challenges involved in linking the space and…
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