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In our latest blog we discuss the work of a research team from University of Chicago, who recently identified a simple method to maintain qubit coherence 10,000 times longer than before.
SK Telecom releases a quantum secured mobile banking app, ETSI has an update on standardisation for quantum safe security and we reflect on year one of the OpenQKD project in this month's QuEST.
In this month's newsletter we have a new research paper for the ID281, we preview the forthcoming Quantum 2.0 online conference and invite you to attend our latest Quantum Sensing webinar.
OpenQKD is a collaborative European project designed to showcase QKD solutions under a variety of use case scenarios. One year into its three year life cycle, here is an overview of the project to date from an IDQ perspective.
We invite you to request a demo of our new ID Qube series, share our latest quantum sensing webinars and see if you would like to join us online for QCrypt 2020.
Our quantum chip in the Vsmart Aris 5G, datacentre interconnection secured with quantum cryptography and all the latest quantum computing news and developments in our 2020 Q2 review.
In this webinar, we describe a method at the heart of many applications: time-correlated single photon counting (TCSPC) and how it is used in near-infrared (NIR) fluorescence lifetime spectroscopy (FLS).
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