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  • CLEO/Europe and EQEC 2009 Conference Digest
  • (Optica Publishing Group, 2009),
  • paper ED5_1

Results from the SECOQC Quantum-Key-Distribution Network

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Abstract

The rapid progress of QKD in theory and experiment has been reflected by a number of successful demonstrations during the last years. Many groups all over the world have put forward QKD-links, operating in the standard point-to-point mode (Fig. la). However, broad proliferation of QKD systems is slowed down by a nmnber of road blocks: the point-to-point paradigm and correspondingly the quadratic scaling of the necessary initial secrets with the nmnber of users, the question of integration in existing networks, high price and also by issues like missing standards. As a result, QKD appears still to be forced into a narrow niche market.

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