Pioneering Quantum Communications
Quantum Xchange offers the first and only quantum key distribution network in the United States. Using the laws of quantum mechanics, it offers a solution for truly unbreakable encryption.
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Why Quantum XC?
Quantum Xchange gives commercial enterprises and government agencies the best and last defense to keep data safe--today and in the future.
The world’s volume of data has been growing exponentially year after year, giving cyber criminals a greater opportunity to expose massive volumes of data
Cybercrime costs the U.S. economy $100 billion a year and costs the global economy $450 billion annually
(Ponemon)
During the First six months of 2017, more than 10M records were compromised or exposed every day
(Breach Level Index)
Explore MoreWhat Is Quantum Xchange?
Quantum XChange makes quantum-proof communication a reality for organizations today.
“Quantum Xchange recognized early that defensive quantum technologies were being largely ignored by technology heavyweights focused on the race for quantum computer supremacy… I am confident that their solution can protect organizations before we are faced with the consequences of quantum computing power.”
– Dr. Whitfield Diffie, cryptography expert and Turing Award winner
Discover More in our White PaperHow It Works
Quantum Xchange extends the typical range of Quantum Key Distribution beyond 100 KM.
Our quantum-secured network, Phio, is the first of its kind in the United States, and allows keys to be securely shared over a wide-ranging network, making large-scale Quantum Key Distribution possible and practical.
Learn MoreNews & Resources
Y2K Moment – the Quantum Version
In a recent article in Physics World, industry editor Margaret Harris discusses the threat of quantum computers to the numerous...
The Top Five Predictions for Quantum Computing in 2019
Cybersecurity remains front and center of every organization’s mind as the threat from cybercriminals persists; the stakes will only get...
Quantum Communications in Real-World Applications
Quantum communications has tremendous implications for how we do business in the future. It will fundamentally change how we secure...
Quantum Cryptography, Explained
Quantum cryptography sounds fairly complex – probably because it is. That’s why we put together this “encryption guide for dummies”...
Preparing for A New World of Cryptography
The quantum computing advances made over the past couple of years have led to the pronouncement of “Q-day” – the day a quantum computer will be able to break any current encryption in seconds. Read why analyst firm, Ovum suggests putting Quantum Xchange on your radar to get ready for Q-day.
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