Researchers at ETH Zurich have generated the first certifiably perfect random numbers using entangled superconducting qubits. The team employed an improved Bell test for randomness amplification from imperfect sources. This achievement provides a physically certified foundation for advanced cryptographic applications and quantum-secure systems.
Aliro has deployed an entanglement-based quantum system at its Boston site, enabling multiple functionalities for data security and qubit interconnects. The setup is managed by Aliro’s orchestration software and accepts hardware from various vendors. Experts predict expanded use across sensors, quantum processors, and advanced encryption scenarios.
ORNL researchers teamed with EPB and UTC to transmit an entangled quantum signal. Their approach stabilizes photon polarization using reference lasers for nonstop uptime. EPB sees this as another path to secure networks on a commercial scale.
Aliro has introduced AliroNet Quickstart, a bundled solution for building secure quantum networks using entanglement. The product offers configurable environments for piloting communication networks while combining classical and quantum security methods. AliroNet Quickstart provides flexible options for networking quantum processors, sensors, and secure communication systems.