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News October 11 , 2007: World Premiere: Geneva counts on quantum cryptography as it counts its votes. The Geneva State Chancellery announced at a press conference held on October 11, 2007 that id Quantique's quantum cryptography product will be used to secure the dedicated optical fiber line used for counting its ballots. This operation constitutes the world's first reported application of this novel technology. June 29 , 2007: Quantum Cryptography Solution for Storage Area Networks under Development id Quantique and Australia based Senetas Corporation Limited (ASX:SEN) announce that they have initiated the development of a Fibre Channel extension of the Cerberis solution – high speed encryption with quantum key distribution – for storage area network applications. June 20 , 2007: Building on this successful joint effort, id Quantique and Senetas announce today that they have
entered into a commercial collaboration. They have signed a reseller agreement, allowing id June 6 , 2007: Senetas was nominated for its Gigabit Hybrid Quantum Encryption technology
developed with its Swiss technology partner, id Quantique during the first half of this
fiscal year and now in customer trials in Europe. The iAwards, presented by the AIIA, the Australian Financial Review and the CSIRO
ICT Centre, recognise the best Australian information and communications March 29 , 2007: Senetas, the world's leading developer and supplier of high speed network encryption hardware teamed with Geneva-based id Quantique SA, a recognised world leader in the commercialisation of Quantum Cryptography (“QC”), to produce the world's first Gigabit speed hybrid quantum cryptography solution. January 11 , 2007: id Quantique and Senetas team up to launch a novel hybrid quantum cryptography solution. The resulting combination of strong encryption with quantum key distribution techniques makes it possible to achieve an unprecedented level of security. These techniques are particularly applicable for high value applications and long term secure data retention requirements. Read the press release. December 1 , 2006: A USB version of Quantis is now available! id Quantique has released a USB version of its successful Quantis Random Number Generator (RNG). It will allow mobile users to access true random numbers (TRNG) from their laptop, providing a bit rate of 4Mbits/s. Read the press release. November 22 , 2006: id Quantique's id100 modules break the 1Hz noise limit! id Quantique has released ultra-low noise single photon counting modules for the visible spectral range. Already available for sale, these modules set a new standard in photon counting applications, providing a major boost in signal-to-noise ratio to customers looking for the ultimate detector sensitivity level. Read the press release. November 1, 2006: id Quantique has released the id201 , its new high-performance single photon counter for the near infrared spectrum. With up to 25% detection efficiency, the id201 is the most sensitive near-infrared single photon detection product. New functionalities were added, which make the id201 the world's most versatile single photon detection module and a quantum optician's best friend. Read the press release. April 6, 2006: idQ teams up with IXEurope to deploy pilot site between data centres. As a preview, idQ will present its latest quantum cryptography solution “Vectis” at the Orbit-iEX Solution Park Hall 6/D31, in Zurich (may 16 to 19, 06). Live data interception on optical fiber will be performed to demonstrate the vulnerability of optical fiber. Read the press release. December 1 , 2005: id Quantique unveils the world’s smallest photon counters. The two latest additions to id Quantique’s successful line of single April 25, 2005: id Quantique unveiled at Infosecurity Europe in London its new quantum cryptography link encryptor. This product, called Vectis, combines a quantum cryptography system to perform secure key distribution and an encryption engine encrypting Ethernet traffic. It allows to secure communications between remote networks connected by an optical fiber. Read press release. April 2005: id Quantique participates in Sun's iFORCE program id Quantique received approval from Sun Microsystems to participate in the iForce partner program. The iForce enrolment is the first step in the strategy to bring Quantis – our PCI based Quantum Random Number Generator (RNG) – to the Java2 platform. For more information, click here. March 2005: id Quantique and Becker&Hickl team up March 2005 - Id Quantique and Becker&Hickl GmbH, the leader in advanced time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) techniques, have entered into a strategic partnership to cooperate in the field of single photon detection for life science applications November 2004: September 2004: April 2004: March 2004: January 2004: |
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