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Check out a short article by Christopher Janes about Quantum Key Distribution (QKD), entitled “The Simplicity of QKD.” Christopher Janes is the Director of Worldwide Technical Solutions & Support at ID Quantique. In this article he expresses his first-hand experience to demystify common misconceptions about the technology. He shows that although Quantum Key Distribution can … Continue reading
ID Quantique (IDQ) provides products such as photon counting solutions for the visible and near infrared regions of the optical spectrum, pulsed laser sources, counting & timing electronics and photonic sensing solutions for both industrial and research applications. To watch IDQ’s new video showing their Quantum Sensing Solutions, click here. IDQ is a global company … Continue reading
ID Quantique, a world leader in quantum sensing and quantum safety technologies, has added their series of informative webinars to their website. Now all these webinars are available on demand. Learn from their experts at your convenience. Here is the list and description of the topics and the links: Quantum Technology’s impact on automotive V2X … Continue reading
Organized by the Institute of Physics and IOP Publishing, in partnership with the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC), the Quantum 2020 conference is bringing together the international quantum science community to learn, share, and collaborate on the latest research and emerging areas of high interest. Taking place over four days from Monday … Continue reading
ID Quantique (IDQ) is sharing its latest use case about a Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) experiment. The equipment setup included the ID281 SNSPD, a simple polarization-based QKD system designed for long distance and to cope with high losses. A Superconducting Nanowire Single-Photon Detector (SNSPD) is a near-infrared and optical single-photon detector, based on a current-biased … Continue reading