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Florida State University is launching a federally funded testbed to evaluate the resilience of quantum communication signals against real-world stressors like air turbulence, high magnetic fields, and cryogenic temperatures. By leveraging existing campus fiber infrastructure, this project aims to transition quantum networks from idealized laboratory demonstrations to reliable systems capable of operating in harsh environments. The initiative directly addresses critical challenges in deploying practical, long-distance quantum information networks.
Quantum signals tested in turbulence, magnets and extreme cold

FSU receives $2.1 million to establish a campus testbed for quantum communication, studying how quantum signals perform amid turbulence, magnets, and extreme cold.
Image: Matthew McConnell/Florida State University · news.fsu.edu Florida State University will establish a unique, multi-location quantum communication testbed with $2.1 million in federal funding from the National Institute of Standards and Technology, a project secured with support from U.S. Representative Daniel Webster. The testbed will physically link the Interdisciplinary Research and Commercialization Building with…
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