(EuropeReporter.co) Nine more EU countries have signed up for the joint initiative to explore secure quantum communication. Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, France, Lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Sweden and Finland have agreed to work with ten other EU countries towards the development of a quantum communication infrastructure (QCI) across Europe.
They have signed the declaration of co-operation launched in June 2019. Its signatories will explore together, with the European Commission and with the support of the European Space Agency, the development and deployment within the next ten years of a European QCI. It would ultimately link sensitive public and private communication assets all over the EU, using quantum technologies to ensure the secure transmission and storage of important information.
Nine More EU Countries Sign Joint Initiative for Secure Quantum Communication
