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PBSC and FAU Launch Quantum-Safe Network Segment Using IONQ Technology

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Palm Beach State College and Florida Atlantic University launched the first operational segment of a statewide quantum-safe network on October 15. The connection links Palm Beach State College in West Palm Beach with Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton using Palm Beach County’s dark fiber infrastructure. The network utilizes quantum key distribution technology from IONQ to protect communications against future quantum computers. The project is supported by a $1 million defense infrastructure grant from FloridaCommerce.

From cbs12.com

Why it matters

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This launch marks the first operational segment of a planned statewide quantum-safe network in Florida. The collaboration between higher education, industry, and government aims to build the necessary infrastructure and talent to support Florida’s future technological needs.

From cbs12.com

Who's involved

  • IONQProvided quantum key distribution technology for the secure connection.
  • Florida Atlantic UniversityPartnered with Palm Beach State College to launch the network segment.
  • Palm Beach CountyProvided the dark fiber infrastructure utilized for the new connection.
  • FloridaThe state where the statewide quantum-safe network is being deployed.

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  • IONQSpeculative

    IONQ could see direct revenue generation from the deployment of its quantum key distribution technology.

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