Cyrus Proctor

Quantum networks enable a wide range of use cases, such as provably secure encryption, improved sensing and measurements, and even distributed quantum computing. Forward-thinking companies are already exploring applications and use cases for quantum networks built with commercially available devices.

Technology to distribute quantum entanglement, known as quantum networks, offers a new suite of capabilities for cloud computing. Examples include the ability to privately run algorithms on remote quantum computers and the opportunity to distribute information-theoretically secure cryptographic keys.