Towards a European quantum network

Already deployed optical fibers have been utilized to realize the first quantum network connecting three countries. The cities of Trieste (Italy), Rijeka (Croatia) and Ljubljana (Slovenia) have exchanged quantum keys with a rate up to 3.13 kps, realizing quantum key distribution in a real-world scen...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Autores principales: Ribezzo, D, Zahidy, M, Vagniluca, I, Biagi, N, Francesconi, S, Occhipinti, T, Oxenløwe, L K, Lončarić, M, Cvitić, I, Stipčević, M, Pušavec, Ž, Kaltenbaek, R, Ramšak, A, Cesa, F, Giorgetti, G, Scazza, F, Bassi, A, Natale, P De, Cataliotti, F Saverio, Inguscio, M, Bacco, D, Zavatta, A
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2022
Materias:
Quantum Technology
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2861080
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Sumario:Already deployed optical fibers have been utilized to realize the first quantum network connecting three countries. The cities of Trieste (Italy), Rijeka (Croatia) and Ljubljana (Slovenia) have exchanged quantum keys with a rate up to 3.13 kps, realizing quantum key distribution in a real-world scenario.

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