
CRYPTONEXT SECURITY
CRYPTONEXT SECURITY
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Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2023 - 2027Partners:INRIA, VPIphotonics (Germany), QUSIDE TECHNOLOGIES SL, Telecom Italia (Italy), LETI +63 partnersINRIA,VPIphotonics (Germany),QUSIDE TECHNOLOGIES SL,Telecom Italia (Italy),LETI,DT,KEEQUANT GMBH,Q*Bird B.V.,CRYPTONEXT SECURITY,Orange (France),Universidade de Vigo,ICCS,Nextworks (Italy),Telefonica Research and Development,AIT,CNRS,UoA,QUSIDE TECHNOLOGIES SL,Orange (France),ICFO,IMEC,ICFO,Alea Quantum Technologies ApS,ULB,DT,UCC,KUL,CRYPTONEXT SECURITY,VPIphotonics (Germany),Polytechnic University of Bari,UoA,MPD,Alea Quantum Technologies ApS,LUXQUANTA TECHNOLOGIES SL,UW,TELEFONICA INNOVACION DIGITAL SL,FAU,NOKIA NETWORKS FRANCE,TELEFONICA INNOVACION DIGITAL SL,MPD,UNIPD,LUXQUANTA TECHNOLOGIES SL,FHG,Telecom Italia (Italy),IMEC,ICCS,TU/e,UPM,University of Paderborn,Palacký University, Olomouc,THINKQUANTUM,IT,Telefonica Research and Development,FRAGMENTIX STORAGE SOLUTIONS GMBH,THINKQUANTUM,University of Malta,Q*Bird B.V.,FRAGMENTIX STORAGE SOLUTIONS GMBH,Universidade de Vigo,Polytechnic University of Bari,DTU,ISESP,Nextworks (Italy),University of Vienna,NOKIA NETWORKS FRANCE,KEEQUANT GMBH,TU Delft,INSTITUT POLYTECHNIQUE DE PARISFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101080116The Quantum Secure Networks Partnership (QSNP) aims at creating a sustainable European ecosystem in quantum cryptography and communication. A majority of its partners are participants in the Quantum Flagship projects CIVIQ, UNIQORN and QRANGE, and include world-leading academic groups, research and technology organizations (RTOs), quantum component and system spin-offs, cybersecurity providers, integrators, and telecommunication operators. The Partnership thus has the expertise in all technology development phases, from new designs to field deployment, making it ideal to carry out the future Specific Grant Agreement (SGA) projects. QSNP is structured around three main Science and Technology (ST) pillars. The first two pillars, “Next Generation Protocols” and “Integration”, focus on frontier research and innovation led mostly by academic partners and RTOs. The third ST pillar “Use cases and Applications” aims at expanding the industrial and economic impact of QSN technologies and is mostly driven by companies. In order to achieve the specific objectives within each pillar and ensure that know-how transfer and synergy between them are coherent and effective, QSNP has established ST activities corresponding to the three main layers of the technology value chain, “Components and Systems”, “Networks” and “Cryptography and Security”. Future SGA projects will be able to efficiently rely on this framework, in such a way that the ultimate objective of developing quantum communication technology for critical European infrastructures, such as EuroQCI, and private information and communication market sectors, will be achieved. QSNP will contribute to achieving European sovereignty in quantum technology for cybersecurity. At the same time, it will generate significant economic benefits to the whole society, including training a new generation of scientists and engineers, and the creation of high-tech jobs in the rapidly growing quantum industry.
more_vert Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2023 - 2026Partners:LUXQUANTA TECHNOLOGIES SL, Telefonica Research and Development, THINKQUANTUM, LETI, Universidade de Vigo +59 partnersLUXQUANTA TECHNOLOGIES SL,Telefonica Research and Development,THINKQUANTUM,LETI,Universidade de Vigo,AIT,DT,UCC,UoA,ICFO,UoA,MPD,DT,Q*Bird B.V.,Orange (France),Nextworks (Italy),CRYPTONEXT SECURITY,CNRS,CRYPTONEXT SECURITY,VPIphotonics (Germany),Polytechnic University of Bari,Alea Quantum Technologies ApS,LUXQUANTA TECHNOLOGIES SL,QUSIDE TECHNOLOGIES SL,ICCS,Telefonica Research and Development,Orange (France),ICFO,IMEC,Alea Quantum Technologies ApS,UW,TELEFONICA INNOVACION DIGITAL SL,ULB,KUL,FAU,NOKIA NETWORKS FRANCE,TELEFONICA INNOVACION DIGITAL SL,MPD,INRIA,VPIphotonics (Germany),QUSIDE TECHNOLOGIES SL,Telecom Italia (Italy),UNIPD,FHG,Telecom Italia (Italy),IMEC,ICCS,TU/e,UPM,University of Paderborn,Palacký University, Olomouc,THINKQUANTUM,IT,University of Malta,Q*Bird B.V.,Universidade de Vigo,Polytechnic University of Bari,DTU,ISESP,Nextworks (Italy),University of Vienna,NOKIA NETWORKS FRANCE,TU Delft,INSTITUT POLYTECHNIQUE DE PARISFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101114043Overall Budget: 25,000,000 EURFunder Contribution: 25,000,000 EURThe Quantum Secure Networks Partnership (QSNP) project aims at creating a sustainable European ecosystem in quantum cryptography and communication. A majority of its partners, which include world-leading academic groups, research and technology organizations (RTOs), quantum component and system spin-offs, cybersecurity providers, integrators, and telecommunication operators, were members of the European Quantum Flagship projects CIVIQ, UNIQORN and QRANGE. QSNP thus gathers the know-how and expertise from all technology development phases, ranging from innovative designs to development of prototypes for field trials. QSNP is structured around three main Science and Technology (ST) pillars. The first two pillars, “Next Generation Protocols” and “Integration”, focus on frontier research and innovation, led mostly by academic partners and RTOs. The third ST pillar “Use cases and Applications” aims at expanding the industrial and economic impact of QSN technologies and is mostly driven by companies. In order to achieve the specific objectives within each pillar and ensure that know-how transfer and synergy between them are coherent and effective, QSNP has established ST activities corresponding to the three main layers of the technology value chain, “Components and Systems”, “Networks” and “Cryptography and Security”. This framework will allow achieving the ultimate objective of developing quantum communication technology for critical European infrastructures, such as EuroQCI, as well as for the private information and communication technology (ICT) sectors. QSNP will contribute to the European sovereignty in quantum technology for cybersecurity. Additionally, it will generate significant economic benefits to the whole society, including training new generations of scientists and engineers, as well as creating high-tech jobs in the rapidly growing quantum industry.
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