22
collaborators
2013–2016
years active
Contributions
QIP QCrypt TQC talk poster presenter award · △program ◇steering ○organizing · filled = chair
2 Talks
| Title | Conference | Type | Co-authors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Industry Session | QCRYPT 2016 | industry | Zachary Dutton, Michele Mosca, Andreas Poppe |
| Towards a North American QKD Backbone with Certifiable Security | QCRYPT 2015 | regular | Nino Walenta, Dario Caselunghe, Sylvain Chuard, Mathias Domergue, Michael Hagerman, Randall Hart, Don Hayford, Raphael Houlmann, Matthieu Legré, Todd McCandlish, Laurent Monat, Alex Morrow, Damien Stucki, Maurice Tourville, Patrick Trinkler, Richard Wolterman |
3 Posters
| Title | Conference | Co-authors |
|---|---|---|
| Applicability of a Post-Quantum Signature in a QKD Public Channel | QCRYPT 2016 | Roberto Roscino, Kevin Layat, Bruno Huttner, Dario Caselunghe |
| A Certifiable Trusted Node QKD Network | QCRYPT 2014 | Nino Walenta, Dario Caselunghe, Mathias Domergue, Michael Hagerman, Don Hayford, Matthieu Legré, Todd McCandlish, Laurent Monat, Alex Morrow, Damien Stucki, Patrick Trinkler, Richard Wolterman |
| The QKD trusted node | QCRYPT 2013 | Don Hayford, Richard Wolterman, Alex Morrow |
Quantum key distribution technology is both mature and robust, yet, the number of actual installation is relatively small. Despite improvements in QKD technology over the last five years, QKD hardware has two significant shortcomings for commercial applications; effective ranges of 150 km or less and key transfers that are limited to a single pair of users (point-to-point protocol). Battelle and ID Quantique are developing a commercial QKD Trusted Node (QKD-TN) using coherent one-way (COW) QKD channels in a telecom-compatible form factor. The COW hardware is under development by the Group of Applied Physics and ID Quantique. Unlike earlier demonstrations of the trusted node concept, the systems will be deployed in permanent commercial networks, starting with a local ring network linking Battelle facilities near its headquarters in Columbus, Ohio. Eventually, Battelle and ID Quantique plan to use the QKD-TN to link a number of regional centers together to form a nationwide network of quantum protected networks. |
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Collaborators
| Co-author | Joint talks |
|---|---|
| Alex Morrow | 3 |
| Dario Caselunghe | 3 |
| Don Hayford | 3 |
| Richard Wolterman | 3 |
| Damien Stucki | 2 |
| Laurent Monat | 2 |
| Mathias Domergue | 2 |
| Matthieu Legré | 2 |
| Michael Hagerman | 2 |
| Nino Walenta | 2 |
| Patrick Trinkler | 2 |
| Todd McCandlish | 2 |
| Andreas Poppe | 1 |
| Bruno Huttner | 1 |
| Kevin Layat | 1 |
| Maurice Tourville | 1 |
| Michele Mosca | 1 |
| Randall Hart | 1 |
| Raphael Houlmann | 1 |
| Roberto Roscino | 1 |