вЂњThe integration of technology for the quantum cryptography of information into modern telecoms systems will allow us to create a technologically unique product that will undoubtedly see market demand,вЂќ said Ruslan Yunusov, director of RQC, which has been working on quantum communication technology since 2014, and has developed a technology for transmitting a quantum key for encrypted information over a distance of up to 30 kilometres. Pooling their resources will make it possible to create a commercially viable ultra-secure communications system made in Russia, the statement said. The mass application of quantum cryptography requires the creation of hybrid systems that can use existing telecoms infrastructure and equipment, T8 and RQC said in a joint press release announcing the signing of a cooperation agreement. The technology uses single photons whose state changes irreversibly if anyone tries to intercept the information exchange, meaning it is impossible to eavesdrop on the information channel without the holders of the shared quantum key noticing. Quantum communication uses the fundamental laws of physics to protect information. Two residents of the Skolkovo FoundationвЂ™s IT cluster have teamed up to work on a secure communications system using quantum cryptography technology devised by Russian Quantum Centre (RQC) in conjunction with existing telecoms infrastructure developed by T8.

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