Moscow State University officially launched the University Quantum Network. It is built on the basis of the ViPNet QSS quantum cryptographic system for generating and distributing keys. The network was developed by the Center for Quantum Technologies of the Physics Faculty of Moscow State University and the Infotecs company.
The network connects five quantum devices and 20 telephones. The devices are installed on the territory of the university on Lenin Hills, Mokhovaya Street, as well as in the Infotecs office in Otradnoye. The maximum length of the communication channel is 40 km. According to the developers, the system ensures complete secrecy of the generated encryption keys.
The network allows connecting with new members. It is assumed that this will allow the full use of quantum key distribution technologies.
The creation of a quantum-protected segment at Moscow State University began in December 2020. The first stage of the project was completed in August 2021, and in September the network was put into trial operation.
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